It was the perfect activity for such a hot day, now that New York City's infamous horridly humid summer days are here. Milo got to cool off in the water, while I stood on the sidelines with the camera and the other, water-fearing dog who refused to even touch the water.
Even if you don't have a dog, it's worthwhile to stop by on a walk through the park for some cute overload. Dogs leaping to play fetch in the pond, splashing, playing, treading water, carrying sticks in their mouths. It's an adorable spectacle that gathers quite a crowd.
ED Note: Apparently the dog beach is filled with giardia, so it's actually not such a great idea to take dogs there. But fun to stop and watch the unsuspecting dogs whose owners don't care, nonetheless.
What a cutie! So glad to hear about you PP adventures :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I'm so going this weekend. I just got some rather bad news about my little pup and I could use some cute doggies to cheer me up, I think I'm going through puppy withdrawl.
ReplyDeleteAce - oh i hope your puppy is okay! you will be reunited soon right?
ReplyDeleteDog beach! Brilliant! My dogs would go absolutely nuts.
ReplyDeleteAww, so cute! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteDogs know how to have fun with such abandon..! Great pictures! They brought a smile to my face.
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what a great idea! i used to have a dog that loved water so we'd take her to a nearby pond and throw frisbees into the water. she looooved it!
ReplyDeleteAwww, you have a puppy!! So cute :) Its nice to see they have places like that in cities, where dogs can have their own space to play.
ReplyDeletevery married, what a great idea to toss around a frisbee in the water. also reminds me to play fetch with my puppy more often.
ReplyDeletea dog beach?!? genius! i'm definitely going to have to check that out the next time i'm in new york...
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