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South Dublin Dog Socializing

katewee · 2015-04-25 07:50:32

Hi All, new here I have 3 dogs in total. Two are my own and one is a foster dog for my local animal rescue. We go walking, jogging or biking every day. Hoping to meet other like minded dog-nuts who would like to find an area where they can just run wild and socialise with each other. Also offer hints and tips to each other…

25-04-2015 7:50am

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katewee

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Hi All, new here

I have 3 dogs in total. Two are my own and one is a foster dog for my local animal rescue. We go walking, jogging or biking every day. Hoping to meet other like minded dog-nuts who would like to find an area where they can just run wild and socialise with each other. Also offer hints and tips to each other on socialising and other training tips. Would anyone else be interested? I know Marlay park has the dog park but it can be packed some days and very much dominated by the "regulars"

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strandroad

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Have you tried Killiney Hill park? It's normally full of dogs who socialise like mad. Especially up by the obelisk, it's like a doggy club on most days.

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