Dog Boarding in Holland
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The best dog events in Holland
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Dutch Dog Parade
If you are from Michigan, you may be familiar with the jingle, "Tulips are blooming in Holland, Michigan. Tulips bright colored and gay. Dance on the scrubbed streets of Holland, Michigan. When tulips bloom in May." The tulip season is celebrated across Holland during the first two weeks in May. As part of the festivities, there is the Dutch Dog Parade through the 1.5-mile parade route in town! Hometown hounds are invited to don their Dutch costumes and celebrate the season. Dogs must be leashed and vaccinated to participate.36
Nelis' Dutch Village
Take a day trip to the Netherlands and relish dutch culture at this charming park! There are a variety of three-season activities, a village, demonstrations, Kompen street dancers, and exhibits to enjoy. Your "hond" (Dutch for dog) is welcome to accompany you to see the windmill or watch children slide down a giant wooden shoe! You may come for the day or purchase a seasonal pass. There are varying admission rates for adults, children, and seniors.24
Quincy Dog Park
Your dog can enjoy 5 acres of free play off the leash at the Quincy Dog Park. The "bark" is double fenced and gated with separate areas for large dogs and small dogs. This well-planned park has water and water bowls. There are asphalt walking paths, tables, benches and plenty of security lighting. You and your companion can enjoy the shade trees and changing seasons in this park. There is even a play area for the kids! The well-cared-for park is highly reviewed by human play partners.
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