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The best dog events in Woodland
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Woodland Dog Park
If you want to know where the locals take their dogs for fun times and exercise, check out the Woodland Dog Park situated at 2001 East Street. The spirit of a dog’s love shines brightly when they all get together at the park to socialize and let their fur babies catch up with their 4-legged friends. The park opened in 2008 and boasts two separate, fenced areas for both the small and larger dogs, so it’s safe to bring your little Pug or Dachshund. Tails will be wagging as they play ball or sniff out the newbie dog in their enclosure - plus there is a water fountain, doggie waste bags and benches for pet parents. Dog parks that have been allocated for howling good times are incredibly social and a great way to meet the locals!
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Mutts and Martinis
Most dog charities have annual paw-some events to help raise funds and in June, the Annual “Mutts and Martinis” event will be held at the ROF Sanctuary in Woodland, CA. This nationwide to-do features a silent and live auction plus cocktails at 5.30 pm - followed by dinner at 7. There will also be a rescue parade highlighting all the magical mutts looking for homes. Anyone is welcome to come along and join in this great night of frivolity and doggy-fundraising fun, including the dogs. This is a super-motivated charity that walks the Fido walk when it comes to helping larger dogs get the best medical care and recover. If you wish to attend this classy, canine event, check out the “Rotts of Friends Animal Rescue” website to reserve your seat. If you are wondering what attire is appropriate - the word is “Surprise Us!”
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Baski-Robbins
Share a cone with your precious pooch at the coolest ice cream shop in Woodland, CA! You’ll be spoilt for choice at Baski-Robbins, a specialty sweet shop where melt-in-the-mouth flavors will fuse to your taste-buds. Try the baseball nut or jamaco almond fudge. If you’re hungry for something else, they also serve cakes and pies. There are sure to be paw-loving people close by, so it's a great opportunity to make friends if you’re new to town. Dogs love ice cream, and the occasional cone will not affect their healthy home diet. You will need to tie rover up before you go into order but he can soon join you at a table outside.
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Twin River Agility Club Trials
Get ready for a yappy-good time when the Two Rivers Agility Club hold their annual dog agility trials. This is a “dogs can do anything” event where canine stars leap over jumps, dive through hoops and crawl in tunnels, showing off their agility skills to a mesmerized a crowd. Dog trials are always a popular event and are a great way to see how clever well-trained mutts can be. If you wish to join the club and take part in these woofin’ fun events, you need to have volunteered at a TRACS event a couple of times or been to a meeting two or more times. It's well worth it to be part of this remarkable dog agility club.
Pioneer Park
Ten acres of blissful scenery makes Pioneer Park in Woodland California a great place to bring Rover for a doggone amazing time. You can have all-year family fun with covered barbeque areas and a stylish playground for the kids. Step onto a lovely grassy space with pretty trees for shade and stroll around while Fido sniffs the air for local doggie pals. Clean and well presented, dog owners are expected to pick up after their mutts, so a little etiquette is required to keep this park pristine. It’s located at 1925 Branigan Avenue, Woodland, CA. Park opening hours are 8 am – 8 pm.





