In this video you will see Luke Kindall (SMS Fort Worth, TX), John Langdon (SMS Denver, CO) and myself. Luke’s dog Abby is an american bulldog that is 15 months old, and John’s belgian malinois puppy, Remy, is 4 months old. The puppy was bred by Waleed Maalouf and Barriques Malinois . My dogs Sonic is also a Barriques Malinois dog.

Here is a video of Sonic performing a ring sport exercise. This video was taken at a Sit Means Sit Seminar in Kansas City.

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She now lives in harmony with her dog Mojo!!

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- Wendy Jones

Here is a list of dog parks in Colorado:

Arvada

Arvada Dog Park. 20+ Acre site 4 Phases - Phase 1 open. Location: 17975 West 64th Parkway - approximately 1/2 mile east of Highway 93 on the north side of 64th (just east of the Arvada/Blunn Reservoir). Directions: approximately 1/2 mile east of Highway 93 on the north side of 64th (just east of the Arvada/Blunn Reservoir) (Thank you LoriLeigh Moreland & Dan Lee)
Aspen

Horse Ranch Park. Snowmass Village (Aspen). Large well kept green grassy field borders on some hilly pasture land. No water features, dried grass and sage brush topography. Bring your own poop bags, there is a trash receptacle. There is also a children’s playground. Located next to a ski area/rodeo grounds parking lot. Location: Brush Creek Road and Horse Ranch. Directions: From Hwy 82 turn South on Brush Creek Road, go approximately 2 miles. Turn right on Horse Ranch. Park is on your left. (Thank you Colorado Doodle)

Aurora

Cherry Creek State Park. Off leash dog training are. Open fields w/ trees, bushes and running streams. Parker Road and Orchard. Also accessible through the park entrances. Annual State park passes available at State park entrance. Prices change yearly. Currently $50 + $3 for Cherry Creek water board or $6 daily. This is also a horse riding area, so you must be able to control you dog on command. Directions: Take I-225 to Parker Rd. Exit and turn South on Parker Rd. follow down approx 5 miles and turn left on Orchard Rd. driveway is approx 15 ft. down on the right. You can see the trails and all the dogs having fun from Parker Rd. (Thank you Jennifer Rubino and Cheyenne Kilpatrick)
Grandview Off-Leash Dog Park. Fenced, parking, water, trash cans, and it’s FREE! Location: 17900 E. Quincy Ave. Directions: Take Quincy Ave East. Cross Buckley Rd, go 4 blocks and take a right. It is along the damn, not in the reservoir. For additional information you can call 303-739-7160. (Thank you Kristie Patrick)
Boulder

FIDO - Friends Interested In Dogs And Open Space
Baseline dog park. Open space for dogs to play off trail. Creek running alongside trail. Location: E. Baseline. Directions: East on baseline. Come to 4-way stop, go left. Next stop sign take left (Baseline) Park is about 2 mi. East on South side. Small dirt park. (Thank you Michelle Radunsky)
Dog Park in Longmont. Fenced area with water fountain and dog play equipment. Additional fenced area designated for smaller dogs. Lots of dogs there after 3:00pm. Location: West off of Airport Road (south of 9th) look for the signs. (Thank you Janet).
East Boulder Trailhead. Boulder, CO. Approx. 2 mile walking path in fenced open space. Dogs must be under voice command; rangers visit and will fine you if dogs harass prairie dogs near fence;2 small ponds for splashing. Location: E on Baseline Rd from Hwy 42, W of 75th on S side of Baseline. (Thank you Claire Moulden)
Howard Heuston Park. 34th East of Iris AVE. For dogs trained in voice and sight commands. Parks open from dawn to dusk. For more information call 303-413-7200. Dogs must be licensed and be non-aggressive. Licenses issued by the Humane Society of Boulder Valley, 2323 55th St. (Thank you Jill Reed & Scott Phillips)
Longmont Dog Park. Lots of friendly dogs are there in the afternoon & before sundown! Located at: southwest intersection of Francis & 21st (parking is 2 blocks east along 21st at Carr Park, by the tennis courts). (Thank you Janet)
Valmont Park. Location: Valmont Park at Valmont Road west of Sterling Drive. Located just east of the intersection of Airport and Valmont Road. Parks open from dawn to dusk. For more information call 303-413-7200. Dogs must be licensed and be non-aggressive. (Thank you Jill Reed & Scott Phillips)
East Boulder Community Park: 55th and Sioux behind the Community Center. Located south of East Boulder Community Center, 5660 Sioux Dr. Parks open from dawn to dusk. For more information call 303-413-7200. Dogs must be licensed and be non-aggressive. (Thank you Jill Reed & Scott Phillips)
Breckenridge

Carter Park. This is the only official Dog Friendly park in Breckenridge, with free baggies for poop. Great place to socialize your pet and meet locals. Location: Behind Upper Blue Elementary School at the South end of High Street. Directions: Turn off Main Street, heading South, turn right on Lincoln, right on High Street, follow to dead end.
Brighton

Happy Trails Dog Park. Enclosed, off leash canine exercise area. Free to public. Owner/ custodian must be present within fenced enclosure at all times and are responsible for immediately cleaning and disposing of excrement. Open seven days a week sunrise to sunset. Location: 1111 Judicial Center Drive. Directions: From I-76 and Bromley: Head west on Bromley Lane towards Brighton Sports Complex right beside the Judicial Center. Turn left onto Judicial Center Drive, heading south. Follow Judicial Center Drive around to the back. Plenty of parking. From US 85, head East on Bromley Lane toward the Judicial Center. Turn right at the Brighton Sports Complex on Judicial Center Drive. (Thank you Monica Pickens)
Broomfield

Broomfield Community Commons Dog Park. Nice and big, with creek and pond for doggie swimming. It is a little rocky and the creek and pond get a little muddy with lower water levels, but if you don’t mind a little mud, and your dog needs to get her ya yah’s out, it’s worth the drive. The temporary park is located in the North pod of the Broomfield County Commons. There will be 2 separate areas for big dogs and little dogs. The parks will be fenced allowing dogs to run free. All Dogs will be required to have tags and proof of vaccinations, and owners must accompany their pets and clean up after them. Location: Off of Simms road north of 104th and south of 120th/highway 128.. Two entrances: one at 13th and Sheridan, and one at 132nd and Lowell. Directions: From I-25, go West on 120th, go North on Lowell until you get to 132, or go North on Sheridan until 13th. From 36, exit 120th East until Lowell or Sheridan. (Thank you Elaine Jones, Marlene Hewitt, and Ben)

Castle Rock

Dog Park on Douglas County Fairgrounds. Two separate dog areas, one is usually closed (the grass is trying to take hold). No water, no trees, one bench. Very safe gate systems. Well-fenced. Can get muddy. Location: Take Plum Creek Drive East from I-25. About 2 miles, at the southeast end of the fairgrounds just off Plum Creek Drive. Across from softball and football fields. (Thank you Sarah McCaa)

Dog Park North of Castle Rock. There are no benches in here or water but the space is enormous and it’s rarely busy. North of Castle Rock, between Castle Rock and Lonetree. Location: Surrey Ridge and I-25. Directions: Take I-25 North from Castle Rock and exit Surrey Ridge turn right (you have to) and then your immediate Left into the park. (Thank you Richae Matula)

Colorado Springs

Bear Creek Regional Park Dog Park. 25+ acres of fenced fun. The Bear Creek Dog Park was established in 1997 in response to citizens and park patrons as an off-leash voice-command dog park. The Dog Park encompasses approximately 25 acres and is presently fenced on three sides of the park with the final portion of fencing to be installed during the second quarter of 2006. (This is mostly complete.) With Bear Creek running along the south side, dogs may enjoy a drink from the mountain creek. Through fundraising efforts from El Paso County Parks and LOOP (Lovers of Off-leash Parks), a local citizen group, a Small Dog Area was created during the late Fall of 2005. The area is just under two acres and is adjacent to Bear Creek with steps and a handrail leading to the creek. It is completely fenced with two double-entry vestibules to protect small dogs from the larger ones. Bear Creek Dog Park is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and the base of Pikes Peak with an elevation change of at least 100 feet going from the north boundary to the south boundary. The terrain provide dogs and their owners a variety of exercise options. Amenities in the Bear Creek Dog Park include: 8 bag dispensers and 9 trash cans, 3 benches and several log resting places. The main trail is three quarters of a mile which makes a loop around the park Several social trails 4 access points into the park 2 double-entry vestibules into the Small Dog Area Donated ball dispenser Collection point for donated dispenser bags Information kiosk with two sides, one side for the Parks Department and one side for the park users 2 picnic tables New dog house for donated balls. A short trail set aside from the rest of Bear Creek as an off-leash dog park. Location: 21st Street. Directions: East on 21st Street, South of Hwy 24/W Cimmarron St. Drive up the large hill, at the light at the bottom turn right into the parking lot. (Thank you Jen Schripsema & Laura Hartman)
Cheyenne Meadows Park (South portion). Location:Native grass area off Charmwood Dr. and Canoe Creek Dr. (Thank you Kymberly Ahrens)
Garden Of The Dogs Park. Location: Area east of Rock Ledge Ranch & south of Gateway Rd. (Thank you Kymberly Ahrens)
Palmer Park Dog Park. fenced in softball field that has a special entrance. Open one gate, close, then open another gate that actually goes into park. It has bags for pick-ups, and benches for owners. Also has human water fountain with dog bowl fountain on the side. Anywhere from 10-50 dogs running and playing together at one time. There are many different entrances, easiest is go south on Acadamy to Maizeland, take a right, then take a right into the entrance of Palmer Park (about one block), then go about one more block and Dog Park is on your right. (Thank you Jeannine Sonnier)
Rampart Dog Park. Fenced, benches, trees, parking, disposal bags, water, trash cans. Access for the disabled. Hours: Daily 5 a.m.-11 p.m., May-Oct.; 5 a.m.-9 p.m., rest of year. Location: 8270 Lexington Dr. Directions: From the intersection of Lexington Drive and N. Union Boulevard, go north on Lexington, then turn left into the park entrance. (Thank you Jean Sampson)
Red Rock Canyon Open Space. Location: Area southeast and up the hill from the parking lot. (Thank you Jen Schripsema)
Conifer

Conifer Bark Park. At least 2 acres wooded,fenced; area for small dogs; benches water. Location: Take first exit after safeway off 285; go under highway and take road towards old Y camp; take right and follow signs for dog park. (Thank you Marjorie Berkowitz)
Denver

Denver Off-Leash dog park. This park is Denver’s first off leash dog park. It is open from sunrise to sunset, seven days a week. The park is located directly behind the Denver Animal Control building. Location: 666 S. Jason. Directions: Take Alameda to S. Platte River Drive, go left - it turns into Jason St & the dog park is up a few blocks on the right. (Thank you Heather Dunsmoor)
Denver’s Dog Parks
Berkeley Park, located at Sheridan Avenue and W. 46th Street
Barnum Park, located at Hooker Street and W. 5th Avenue. (No fence) (Thank you Jo Ann Beltrame)
Kennedy Park, located at Hampden Avenue and S. Dayton Street
Fuller Park, located at Franklin Street and E. 29th Avenue
(Thank you Edward Kinney)
Green Valley Ranch East Park. It is an off leash area, but it is not fenced in. The park has posts on all four corners of the park, and a sign stating “please keep dogs within boundaries”. The park is filled with thorns and cacti, therefore not very conditions for a dog to run and have fun. Location: Jebel and East 45th (Thank you Keith Parks & Jeri Jones)
West High School. Baseball field. mostly enclosed, not always open though. Location: 11th and Speer. . This is not a “dog park” however, many Paryway owners take their dogs there to let them play around and get socialized. There is a gate that does not completely enclosed the field, if you dog is a good listener, please come join us. I am usually there between 5pm-9pm. Sometimes they lock the gate! Directions: From I-25 to Speer, take Speer all the way to 11th (about 2-3 miles), make a right on 11th, and a left on Galapago. The track is on the left, park there and the softball field entrance is where the score board is. (Thank you Kate Lehman & Christopher Glick)
Greenway Park Dog Park (Stapleton Off Leash Area). Very nice, fenced, water for dogs. Location: South-East side of Syracuse, between 20th and 23rd. (Thank you Cheryl Anderson, Liz Paul, Mandy Ferrin & David Peters)
Douglas County

Bark Park. Small fenced in area with picnic tables and poop baggies. Bring your own water. Location: about one block East of Colorado & County Line Rd intersection, on County Line Rd. Directions: I- 25 South to County Line Rd. West on County Line Rd. Between Holly and Colorado Blvd. Directions: I-70 to Quebec, go south on Quebec to Montview, turn left (east), continue to Syracuse, (next light) turn left (North). About half a block up on right. park along street. (Thank you Sarah Dorvilliers & Kim Foster)

Edwards

Edwards Dog Park. Off Leash Area, not fenced in. Park is not fenced in. There is a playground in the park but it is fenced in to keep the dogs away from the children. Location: Edwards Village Blvd. across from soccer field. Directions: I-70 West to the Edwards Exit # 163. Take a left at the light at the bottom of the Ramp onto the Edwards Spur road. Go through 3 lights and turn right onto Edwards Village Blvd (b/w the brewery and the Smiling Moose Deli). Go down a few blocks and the park is on your left. (Thank you Ian Buxton)
Englewood

Centennial Park. Designated off-leash area. Location: Between Santa Fe and Federal on Union St. Englewood Dog Parks. (Thank you Greg Kainer, President)
Cherry Creek State Park. Off-Leash Hiking Area. There is a parking fee because it is a state park; I recommend the annual pass as it will pay for itself several times over if you take your dog there frequently. There is a creek that runs (in season) through the park. Location: Parker Road & Chambers. Directions: I-225 S. to Parker Road, go East. Cross Chambers, go to the next signal and turn right, entrance is a dirt road on the right. (Thank you Mark W. Seekins)
Duncan Park - 4800 South Pennsylvania. Englewood Dog Parks. (Thank you Greg Kainer, President)
Englewood Canine Corral. Off-leash dog park. The one and a half acre park is completely fenced and offers benches and some shade. Bring water for your dog — none available. Location: 4848 S. Windermere Street (on the west side of Belleview Park). Directions: Santa Fe, east on Belleview, north on Windermere, about 1/2 mile on the right. (Thank you Sharron Candon)
Jason Park. This is a great little spot for your dog to get out and play with other dogs. It is just a pilot with Englewood City Council and needs your support. Location: 4200 South Jason. Directions: Off of Oxford on Jason (between Santa Fe and Broadway). Directions: Take Broadway South to Oxford, head about 1/2 mile down the hill toward Santa Fe and make a left on Jason. Park will be on your right. (1 block). (Thank you Natalie Ryan)
Northwest Greenbelt. Location: West on Dartmouth to Tejon; north on Tejon 1 mile. You will see the greenbelt. Englewood Dog Parks. (Thank you Greg Kainer, President)
Estes Park

Estes Valley Dog Park. Off leash community dog park. Location: Highway 36 and Community Drive. (Thank you Gregg Farmer)
Evergreen

Bark Park. In the mountains of Evergreen. Has a creek running through park. Open field next to site with water fountain running fresh water down field and through the park. Fenced in off leash area. Directions: I70 West to Evergreen Parkway. Follow Evergreen Parkway to Stagecoach. Make a right on Stagecoach and follow a mile or two, will be on the left hand side, just past Elk Meadows sign. (Thank you Elmer Rudloff and Jim Lutz)
Firestone

Asik’s Meadow Dog Park. A charming dog park. The park has lush GRASS that the dogs just loved. Also shaded “pavilion” with picnic table. Poop bags provided. Location: On east side Foxfire St. between Shenandoah and St. Vrain Blvd. Directions: From I-25 North, take exit 240 (US 119, Longmont and Firestone) East (Firestone Blvd.). Go 3 miles then Right on Frontier St. (CR 15). Right on St. Vrain Blvd. then 1st left on Foxfire. Dog Park is on left about .2 miles. From I-25 South, take exit 235 (CO 52) East. Go 1.8 miles then Left on CR 13 (just before stop light). Go 4 miles and then Right on Sable (CR 22). Left on Frontier St. (CR 15). Left on Shenandoah and 1st right on Foxfire. Dog Park is about .2 miles on right. (Thank you Butch Walb)
Fort Collins

Fossil Creek Park Dog Park. Smaller than W. Horsetooth but has running water in warm months. Location: 5821 South Lemay Avenue (by Boardwalk Drive approximately 0.5 mile south of Harmony Road. Directions: Take Lemay southbound from Harmony Road. Park is on the west side of road and dog park is on immediate right as you drive into this new city managed park. (Thank You Wendy Mulherin)
Ft. Collins Dog Park. Description: Maybe an Acre fenced. On-leash trail lead out from the park up to Horsetooth Res. Lots of dogs on weekends and afternoons after college students are out of classes. A few picnic tables. Huge cottonwoods for shade. Bring your own water/toys. Location: West end of Horsetooth road. By October of 2007 Horsetooth Dog Park will have a full blown water feature for the dogs to play in. This will be an optional part of the park and will be fenced off if you would prefer to not have a wet dog in your car. The park has also been expanded and borders a brand new community are that includes a skate park, picnic areas, walking trails, and other amenities. Directions: College, Taft Hill or Sheilds, turn west on Horsetooth. Follow Horsetooth all the way to the end. Parking is on the side of the road. Short walk to dogpark and trailheads. (Thank you Melissa Simpson & Mickey McNeil)
South Gold Park. Fenced open space at the back of the park (currently no sign designating the dog park is visible from the parking lot), picnic table and poop bags, but bring water, park has playground, ball diamond, pond, trails. The city website does not identify the dog park part. I wrote to the city parks person, because I want to increase awareness. The whole park is new and I want to encourage people to use it so the city adds more dog parks! Location: Hickory Street. Directions: End of Hickory, which on the west side of North College, past Vine (Just across from Jax) also, follow the white fence at the end of the trail from Martinez park. (Thank you Laura David and Eva, German Shepherd)
Glenwood Springs

Glenwood Springs Dog Park. Nice dog park next to the river. Location: Contact the Glenwood Springs Chamber for better directions. Access by the South Grand trail. (Thank you Sharon Rather)
Golden

Dog Park at Tony Grampsas. Off leash dog park in the foothills. (Thank you Don O. Staples)
Golden Dog Park. Dogs must be leashed until you get to the fenced dog area. Trees, picnic tables, poop bag station. Location: 16100 s golden Rd. #17. (Thank you Deidra M Smith)
Ulysses Park. Off leash dog park. Ulysses park has multiple baseball diamonds and open fields, but also an off leash dog park. Location: 1205 Ulysses St. (Thank you Eric Bonta)
Grand Junction

Canyon View Dog Park. The Canyon View Dog Park is located at the north end of Canyon View Park, north of the softball field complex and across the driveway. The area is approximately 3.2 acres enclosed by a 6’ chain link fence with two separate double gated entry points and two separate areas for small/senior and large/active logs. The west area is for those small, senior, or shy dogs. The east point is for more active and larger dogs. The area is covered with native vegetation and will be periodically irrigated to help maintain it. Also included in the area is a small, seasonal body of water for the dog’s enjoyment and refreshment. The pond is filled directly from the valley’s system of canals, so any dog owner concerned with possible problems should consult their veterinarian. The pond will be drained and access restricted during winter months. Hours of Operation: 5:00 a.m. to Midnight Daily. Location: 24 Road and I-70. Directions: Take 24 Road Exit off of I-70. Turn east into Canyon View Park. Dog Park is on north end. (Thank you Traci Altergott & Sheryl Trent)
Greeley

Rover Run Park. Description: First dog park in Greeley where dogs can run free, and socialize with other dogs. Park has benches, a few trees. The park is out of town, helping to avoid heavy traffic. (Thank you Jen Sharp)
Gunbarrel

Coot Lake. Path around lake, dogs can swim in lake in designated areas. Trail around lake. Trails to East side of Boulder Res. Dogs allowed to swim in lake and res. Location: 63rd Street. Directions: Go North on 63rd from the Diagonal Highway. It will be on the Left hand side. Tons of additional parking in lot across the street. (Thank you Darian Akers)
Highlands Ranch

Dad Clark Park, west of Fairview Parkway, near Heritage Elementary School. Parking, water when irrigation system is active. Late fall and winter months, please bring water. (Thank you L Williams)
Fido’s Field at Foothills Park is located north of Saddle Ranch Elementary School in the Indigo Hills neighborhood west of Broadway and north of Wildcat Reserve Parkway. Parking, water when irrigation system is active. Late fall and winter months, please bring water. (Thank you L Williams)
Hound Hill, at nearly three acres, can be found south of the ballfields at Highland Heritage Regional Park behind the Highlands Ranch Post Office. Parking, water when irrigation system is active. Late fall and winter months, please bring water. (Thank you L Williams)
Rovers Run at Redstone, a three-acre fenced facility with posted rules, is located at the east end of Redstone Park across the street from the Redstone Park Tennis Center. Parking, water when irrigation system is active. Late fall and winter months, please bring water. (Thank you L Williams)
Redstone Park Dog Park. Park tends to be dry and dusty. I suggest owners bring water for their dogs. A great place for greyhounds! Description: One acre of running space, 4 foot fence with gated entrance, water available in summer only. Location: Redstone Park on Town Center Drive. Directions: Take Sante Fe one mile south of C470. Turn East on Town Center Drive. Drive .5 mile, turn left on S. Foothills Canyon Blvd. Dog Park is on the right. (Thank you Claire Froehlich)
Lakewood

Carmody Recreation Center. Dog Swimming. Five dollars and 3pm to 5pm. Location: 2200 Old Kipling St. Directions: right by Carmody recreation center. (Thank you Jesse)
Littleton

Bark Park. Description: small off-leash dog park with dog water fountain & built-in bowl. Location: E. County Line Road, between Holly and Colorado. Directions: Park is located on the south side of County Line Road between Holly and Colorado Blvd. From I-25 go west on C470, stay in right lane & take first exit (Quebec), take right (north) one block to County Line, turn west (left); go past Holly St., get in left-hand lane, take (2nd I’m pretty sure) left into dog park (south side of County Line). From Santa Fe, go east on C470, exit at University, take left (north)up to County Line, take right (east) past Colorado to dog park 1/4 mile (guestimate) on right. (Thank you L Williams & Elizabeth Sinclair)
Chatfield Reservoir. Enormous off leash park with two small dog lakes and several fields and back trails through wooded areas with streams. An incredible place to visit. Please clean up after your dog. Don’t give anyone reason to complain. We don’t need this park closed! Thank You. Location: C470 & Wadsworth. Directions: Update, the regular free parking is no longer available, the back entrance was closed because all the cars parking were causing problems. You can park and get in free from another Chatfield entrance off of C-470. You MUST be traveling West on 470, there is no East exit. The exit is a small turnoff just West of Santa Fe, there is a tunnel under the highway and a bridge. Be sure to KEEP YOUR DOG ON THE LEASH until you get to the park, this is a VERY popular HIGH SPEED bike trail. But it leads to the back of the park. (Thank you Monica Carlisle & Jenny Kerrigan)
Chatfield Dog Park. Acres and Acres and Acres! Ponds, river, walkways and paths everywhere. Never seen a dog park like this one! Baggies available, restrooms, etc. In Chatfield State Park. Location: Intersection of S. Wadsworth and C-470 within the State Park. Requires day pass or permit. Directions: C-470 to Wadsworth exit, South approx. 1 mi to entrance to State Park. (Thank you Sherilyn Donner)
Dog Park. Fenced area, maybe a small city block. No shade or water. A few picnic tables to sit at. Double gate. Location: Near C470 and Lucent Blvd. Directions: E on C470 to Lucent. So. on Lucent to Town Hall (?). West on Town Hall Road for about 1-2 miles(?) Park is visible on the south side of Town Hall Road. Free parking at recreation center across the street from the dog park. (Thank you Melody Connett)
Highland Heritage Dog Park. Description: 7 acres, fully fenced, double gate, water available June-Sept. Bring water, the water tap doesn’t always work. No shade, so bring a hat and sunscreen. Location: Southwest corner of University Blvd and Quebec St. Directions: From I-25 south of Denver: exit Lincoln, go west to Quebec St, turn south, and enter the park on the right side of Quebec St. From C-470, exit Quebec, and go south to University. The park is on the southwest corner of the intersection. Enter the park on the east side from Quebec St. Once inside the park, the dog park is at the south end of the park.
Longmont/Erie

Union Resevoir. Clean shallow to deep water and beach you and your dog can swim and play in with out a leash. Location: off Countyline road few miles north of HW 52 look for the sign. (Thank you Kate Brian)
Longmont Dog Park 1 - 21st & Francis
Longmont Dog Park 2 - Airport & St. Vrain Roads.
Dog Park III. Fenced in, gravel area. Located at the east end of Stephen Day Pard. Location: 1340 Deerwood Dr. Directions: East of Pace on 9th, north on Deerwood Dr. or East on Pace on 17th, south on Deerwood Dr. (Thank you Diane Milford)
Dog Park IV. Fenced in, gravel area. Rough and Ready Park. Location: 301 E. 21st Ave. Directions: East of Main St on 21st, located at Alpine & 21st. (Thank you Diane Milford)
Dog Park V. Fenced in, gravel area. Blue Sky Park. Located in the center area of the park. Location: 1520 Mountain Ave. Directions: West of Airport Rd on Clover Basin, north on Mountain Ave. (Thank you Diane Milford)

Louisville

Louisville Community Park Dog Park. Rules. This is a great dog park. A lot of considerate owners playing with their dog, and a pond (reclaimed water) for the dogs to swim/cool off/play fetch in. Location: 955 Bella Vista Drive. Directions: Head South on Main Street, it will dead end at the park. (Thank you Carrie Herbolsheimer)
Northglen/Thornton

Happy Tails Dog Park (Thornton Dog Park). Irma Drive and 106th avenue. Directions: Go East of I-25 on 104th Avenue approximately 1 mile to Irma Drive. Go left (north) 2 blocks. On east side of street, adjacent to the baseball field. (Thank you Doug Kenney, Katie Noyce & Cindy Kelso)
Parker

Bayou Gulch Dog Park. Location: Bayou Gulch Rd & Fox Sparrow Road. (Thank you Sherry Donley)
Superior

Marshall Mesa Trailhead. It has a great trail and there is a stream that runs along side for you dog to take a few refreshing dips. Location: Marshall Road just South of Boulder off of Highway 93. Directions: Take Highway 93 North to Highway 170. Go Right. You will see a sign that directs you towards Marshall Road. You will get to a 3 way intersection. Continue Right. The trailhead is not far. It is on the right side and there is plenty of parking in the parking lot and on the side of the road. (Thank you Gwen VanLoo)
Stapleton

Stapleton Off Leash Dog Park. Its mainly sandy, instead of rocks and hard dirt and weeds. It has a path that you can walk around and a small hill dogs can run around on. There are benches for owners to sit and talk to others with. Bring your own water though! Poop bags are supplied and lots of extra plastic bags are brought all the time. Location: Corner of Syracuse and Montview. (Thank you Sara Wolcott)
Thornton

Thornton Dog Park. Off Leash. Location: 104th & Irma. Directions: Take I-25 to 104th, head east to Irma. Turn north. Park located aprox. 2 block north of 104th on east side of street. (Thank you Jennifer Bocanegra)
Vail

Stephens Dog Park. Off leash dog park. Creek for dogs to play & drink in, BBQ pit and picnic tables. Great place for a doggie Birthday party! Location: west ond of the South frontage road in West Vail (Intermountain neighborhood). Directions: Exit from I-70 - go west on the South Frontage road about 200 yards. Park & parking lot will be on your left. (Thank you Janet C Talbot)
Westminster

Westminster Open Space Off leash Dog Park. Excellent Place for Dogs to run, play and socialize. Cows and prairie dogs run free and are used to visitors. Occasional rattlesnake sighting so be aware. THE MORE THE MERRIER!! Poop Bags are handy at the entrance. A large off leash dog park, you can find up to 50 dogs there on the weekends. Location: Between 103rd and 108th on the west side of Simms Street. In Westminster Colorado 80021 Just north of Stanly Lake on Simms. Directions: From Wadsworth go West on Church Ranch Boulevard (will turn into 100th Avenue). You can also reach it by going west on 100th from Wadsworth until you hit Simms that forces you to go north. Go north about 1/4 mile and it will be on the west side. (Thank you Jeremy Busto & Mike Martin)
Colorado Hills Open Space. All trails open to off leash use with rules. Location: 105th and Simms. Directions: From Wadsworth, go west on 100th (Church Ranch Blvd) north on Simms at the dead end. Parking lot is on the left where all the cars slow down. (Thank you Marlene Hewitt)
Windsor

Poudre Pooch Dog Park. Fenced, grassy area. Two picnic benches and plastic disposal bags. Location: Eastman Park Drive, West of 7th Street. Directions: From Hwy 392 take 7th Street south to Eastman Park Dr. Turn right and go West to gravel parking area. Then a short walk on your right to the dog park. (Thank you Marika Ujvari)

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