Do Dog Parks Cause Bad Behavior?

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If did or didnt have a dog after reading the articles a dog park would be a good choice. Yes even though as it says on the second page paragraph 1 "It would be a burden for taxpayers and a lawsuit waiting to happen". It doesn't mean there is a high chance of thr lawsuits, yes it might be a burden be a burden to taxpayer but people that haven't had expirience with dogs wouldn't understand. Just like how humans get bored, go out somewhere to have fun and be with family or friends, dogs also feel this way but when the owner doesn't take them outside they get a bit loonly and dont get much exsercise sitting at home leading them to bite on you'r house wares, running all over the place which then causes bad behavior while you'r gone out for work or went to get something from the store. …show more content…
As said on page one paragraph 3 "65% of owners who left their dogs at shelters blamed it on the dog's bad behavior." "Bad havior is caused by dogs being lonely or poorly exercised is partly responsible for the 2 million pet dogs that end up at U.S. animal shelters every year." also in paragraph 5 "a dog park wouldn't be good just for dog owners. Everyone would benefit, dog parks have been shown to raise property values in their communities." If a dog park was built other then helping out the dog with its behavior and excersice it would bring more dog owners into the community it would also put a high demand on property close to the park making property valuse go up in their

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