Idora Dog Park - Coming Someday

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Idora Dog Park FAQ
What is the Idora Dog Park?
The Idora Dog Park is a planned, future recreational space in Oakland, California, specifically located within the Hardi-Dog Park area of West Oakland. It’s envisioned as a safe and enjoyable destination for dog owners and their canine companions to exercise, socialize, and spend time outdoors.
When will the Idora Dog Park open?
The Idora Dog Park is currently under construction and does not have a confirmed opening date. We will announce the official opening date as soon as it is available.
Where is the Idora Dog Park located?
The park is slated to be located within the Hardi-Dog Park area of West Oakland, California. Specific address details will be released upon completion.
What amenities will the Idora Dog Park offer?
While detailed amenities are still being finalized, the park is planned to include features such as:
• A fenced-in area for dogs to play off-leash.
• Separate areas for small and large dogs to ensure a comfortable and safe environment.
• Shade trees and benches for owners to relax.
• A dog wash station.
• Dog waste bags and recycling/garbage receptacles.
• A drinking fountain for both dogs and people.
• Restroom facilities.
Who is developing the Idora Dog Park?
The Idora Dog Park is being developed through a collaborative effort. Updates and development information will be available on the nearestdoor.com listing page.
How can I get involved or learn more about the Idora Dog Park?
We encourage you to check back on this nearestdoor.com listing page for the most up-to-date information, including updates on construction progress, upcoming events, and opportunities to provide feedback.
What are the rules for using the Idora Dog Park?
As the park develops, we will provide a detailed set of rules and guidelines for park usage. These will cover topics such as:
• Leash requirements outside the fenced area.
• Vaccination requirements for dogs.
• Owner responsibility for maintaining a clean and safe environment.
• Behavioral expectations for dogs.
Contact Information:
For general inquiries or updates regarding the Idora Dog Park, please contact nearestdoor.com.

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Coming someday, a new dog park in Oakland, California called Idora Dog Park will open.

It’s slated to be located in the Hardi-Dog Park area of Oakland, West Oakland.

The park is envisioned as a future space for dog owners to connect and enjoy time with their furry friends.

The site is currently under construction and slated to open sometime in the future, with a focus on providing a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs and their owners.

Idora Dog Park will offer a fantastic opportunity for dog owners to exercise, socialize, or simply enjoy the fresh air with their canine companions.

While details are still developing, the planned location in the Hardi-Dog Park area suggests a commitment to creating a welcoming space for the West Oakland community.

The park’s design will prioritize a secure and pleasurable experience for both dogs and their people.

Currently, a well-established and popular dog park in the area is Paws Town Dog Park, located at 375 Boardman-Poland Rd., Boardman, Ohio 44512.

This park offers a valuable model for the future Idora Dog Park.

Paws Town provides a safe and engaging environment for dogs of all sizes, fostering socialization and exercise.

Paws Town is a 3.25-acre fenced-in dog park that includes separate areas for small and large dogs.

It features small shade trees, benches, a dog wash station, dog waste bags, garbage/recycling cans, a drinking fountain for both dogs and people, and restrooms.

The park’s security is enhanced by a double-gate entry system with a programmable combination lock.

Paws Town was built by a non-profit organization, Friends of Paws Town, starting with money donated by Marge Hartman and using funds earned from fundraising events.

No tax dollars were used.

Boardman Park will incur the cost of operating and maintaining Paws Town.

Boardman Park Caretakers monitor the Dog Park on a random basis and can address questions or concerns you may have.

Key features of Paws Town include: * A 3.25-acre fenced-in dog park with separate areas for small and large dogs. * Small shade trees, benches, a dog wash station, dog waste bags, garbage/recycling cans, a drinking fountain for both dogs and people, and restrooms. * Double-gate entry with a programmable combination lock access for security. * Paws Town was built by a non-profit organization, Friends of Paws Town, starting with money donated by Marge Hartman and using funds earned from fundraising events.

No tax dollars were used.

Important guidelines for utilizing Paws Town include: * All dogs must be leashed outside the Dog Park. * Owners are responsible for keeping their dog’s vaccine status current and for submitting the corresponding records to the Park Office.

The following vaccinations are required for membership to the Dog Park (please check with your vet to verify your dog’s status): rabies, distemper, hepatitis, para influenza, parvovirus, bordetella, leptospiriosis, fecal for parasites. * Do not give out the access code to anyone, no matter their reason.

Direct anyone who asks you for the code to contact the Park office.

The cooperation of all members is imperative to maintaining the integrity of this exclusive-use facility.

In case of emergency (dog bite or dangerous behavior), immediately call 911 for assistance.

All other issues please call: Monday-Friday (8:00 am–4:00 pm) 330-726-8107; Weeknights and Weekends 330-717-5282.

The Green Oasis, a 243-acre recreational haven, is centrally located in Boardman and is rich in natural beauty.

The park is committed to providing a welcoming and safe environment for the community.

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