Chevy Chase dog park excessive barking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m tempted to bring my obnoxious barker there now on a leash.

you'll have to find another place to be a pompous loser as the park is gone.

[Anonymous]

So... rumor is that the person who was responsible for this dog park being dismantled (aka, taking the doors off from the fences) has since moved. How can we advocate for getting the doors re-installed? The landscaping has fallen into neglect also - it's a sad spot now. Let's let Fido take it back!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So... rumor is that the person who was responsible for this dog park being dismantled (aka, taking the doors off from the fences) has since moved. How can we advocate for getting the doors re-installed? The landscaping has fallen into neglect also - it's a sad spot now. Let's let Fido take it back!!

Just learning about this. Was it legally dismantled? Or vandalized? Is it a legit dog park? Who owns it?

[Anonymous]

All you need is a roll of fencing and a dream...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This comment on the article was my favorite:

When Blessed Sacrament first opened on Chevy Chase Circle they were constantly sued because 1. they were Catholic and 2. because they rang the bells daily. So this kind of nonsense has gone on for 100 years in Chevy Chase.

I'll take bells over barks any day.

Church bells are beautiful and good for the soul.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This article is the Post at it's best.

“They should be put in jail,” said Doug Gansler, a former Maryland attorney general and an unsuccessful gubernatorial candidate, while his King Charles spaniel, Jack, searched for a new dog to hump.

Doug “Beach Week/Hold My Beer” Gansler. lol.