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| We are a nonprofit organization! All donations made to our effort are tax deductible! |
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| Omaha's Dogs |
| Review the Dog Park Petiquette (rules and regulations) |
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| Exciting News!! Hefflinger Park has been chosen as one of the sites for the O! Public Art Project! Look for our O! near the Maple Street entrance! |
The next Meeting is Wednesday, Sep 10th 2008 The Swanson Library 90th & Dodge Lower Level |
| Curious about our dog park? Wondering who is running this thing anyway? Looking for interesting tidbits and information? Check out our new Newsletter page! |
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| Please remember to Leash your dogs before entering the park (getting out of your vehicle) and after visiting the park while returning to your car. The only area that is off leash is inside the gates. This issue has been brought to the attention of the City of Omaha and forwarded to me to address. Please respect the rules. Several dogs not on leashes have been observed while entering and exiting the park. Leashing you dog is for their safety and others and of course it is the law. Signs will be posted as a reminder, but also please remind those that you see at the park to leash their dogs. Bridget A. Jansen, President ODPA |
| Welcome! |
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| What is a dog park? Hefflinger Dog Park is a 7.5 acre completely fenced dog haven designed for safe, off-leash play between canines of all sizes. This park the is broken into two sections consisting of approximately 5 acres for all dogs to play together, and an additional 2.5 acre small Dog side for dogs under 30 pounds to run safely without interaction of the larger dogs. Please remember to bring water and read the rules below to make your experience as enjoyable as possible. |
| Review the Dog Park Petiquette (rules and regulations) |
| Where is the dog park? Hefflinger Dog Park is located on the south side of 112th and Maple Streets. Map There is a separate enclosed area for dogs under 30 pounds and another larger area for dogs of all sizes. Come out and play today! |
What do I need to know about going to the dog park?
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