Dog Walk North Cary Park

On this Sunday July 20 at 9:30 am at North Cary Park at 1100 Norwell Blvd join us for a fun and relaxing dog walk designed for singles aged 35 and over who share a love for dogs! This event is a great opportunity to meet like-minded individuals, enjoy the company of furry friends, and explore the beauty of nature together. Whether you are a seasoned dog owner or simply an enthusiast, all are welcome to participate and make new connections while soaking up the fresh air and sunshine. Don't miss out on this chance to combine your passion for dogs with socializing and potentially find a special someone who shares your love for furry companions. That was AI. I spent an hour on this description and somehow got erased. Oh well. For the first event we will meet outside of the building next to the pavilion on the pathway before the trail and take at least 15 to 20 minutes to get to know each dogs and humans alike. Just like humans dogs can be stressed at first meetings so we will take the time that everyone can get acquainted and that should reduce stress levels. As dog lovers we love all dogs so if everyone helps each other and works together every thing should go smoothly. Please make sure your dog is on a leash, under your control and be respectful of other dogs and owners. Naturally some dogs will be excited so do your best to communicate with each other. I have been organizer of several dog walk groups and 100s of dog walk events. If everyone works together, communicates, and helps each other that usually is a success for a successful dog walk events. My dog, a rescue beagle. loves dogs and people and will want to say hello to every dog and human. At day care he is known as the Mayor and he will often adapt his behavior to make another dog comfortable. Sometimes he will bark initially before meeting a dog or person out of pure excitement. On a first meeting other dog owners might might know that is a harmless bark (there are all types of barks) so thats why more communication is better. I am not requiring it but please make sure your dog is current on his or her vaccines. Also your dog is ok with interacting with dogs and humans alike. Again we all love dogs so if your dog is ill probably not best to bring him to the walk, especially GI issues, as my vet told me there is no vaccine or anything your dog can take to prevent them getting a tummy virus, especially through sharing of water. We have all been there. So if your dog is having a very rough time with the tummy probably best to keep him home,. I am very confident we will have a great first event and a great group. Boomer and I look forward to meeting everyone!