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Park District of Oak Park Spring Program Guide

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89 www.pdop.org HEY DOGS! Looking to get your human trained? Choose from Classes such as Puppy Start Right, Mind Your Manners,and Canine Focus Classes starting at $125. Visit www.animalcareleague.org, e-mail training@animalcareleague.org or call 708-848-8155 for more information. Animal Care League offers a variety of classes that help get your human handing out treats and rewarding all your good behavior! The stats: 9 out of 10 humans listen to us dogs better after just 4 weeks! Off-Leash Dog Parks & Permits Residents and non-residents are invited to enjoy the Park District of Oak Park's two off - leash Dog Parks below. Your four-legged friends can expend energy exercising and become socialized with other dogs in a safe, healthy environment while you socialize with other permit holders who share your love of dogs. Dog Park Locations: Ridgeland Commons Dog Park (415 Lake Street) Maple Park (1105 S. Maple Avenue) Prerequisites Permits are required to use the dog parks. To purchase a Dog Park Permit, owners must provide a proof of a valid village dog license receipt in the village of your residency, including the license number. Additionally, proof of vaccinations for the current year, including Rabies, Distemper, Kennel Cough/Bordetella, Para-infl uenza and Parvovirus are required. Proof of a negative fecal test for intestinal parasites within the last year must also be provided at the time of registration. Park District Dog Park Permits Permits must be purchased in-person at either the Ridgeland Common Recreation Complex or the Gymnastics and Recreation Center. Residents must provide proof of residency. Non-Resident pass sales are limited to the fi rst 100 purchasers in a 12 month period. Permits are valid for one year from the date of purchase. Dog Park Permit Required for Park Entry Dog Parks use a key card access system. Members must bring their permit card to access the parks. Dog Parks are maintained and inspected by Park District staff . Dog owners, who are not in compliance with Dog Park rules and requirements, may be subject to fi nes as well as dismissal from dog park use. For a full list of rules and regulations, please visit www.pdop.org/dogs. Permit Fees: Residents: First Dog, $45 • Second Dog $5 Non-Residents: First Dog, $67 • Second Dog $8 In partnership with the Animal Care League (ACL) the Park District is excited to direct you to their facility, located at 1011 Garfield Street in South Oak Park for dog obedience classes. The Animal Care League is a not-for-profit organization that has helped homeless cats, dogs and other animals since 1973. They depend on us, their community, to support their animals in finding the perfect home and care they deserve! ACL offers a variety of programs throughout the calendar year including: classes such as Puppy Start Right, Mind Your Manners, and Canine Focus at their training space in Oak Park located at 1003 Garfield Street. Classes start at $125. To find the perfect program for your pooch visit: www.animalcareleague.org/dog-training-program.html or email training@animalcareleague.org. Look for more partnership programs on our website: www.pdop.org/parks-facilities/ popular-activities/dogs/ Choose from Classes such as Puppy Start Mind Your Manners,and Canine Focus Classes starting at $125. Visit www.animalcareleague.org, e-mail training@animalcareleague.org or call 708-848-8155 for more information. Animal Care League a variety of classes help get your human handing out treats rewarding all your behavior! The stats: 9 out of 10 humans listen dogs better after just 4 weeks! your Choose from Classes such as Puppy Start Right, Mind Your Manners,and Canine Focus Classes starting at $125. Visit www.animalcareleague.org, e-mail training@animalcareleague.org or call 708-848-8155 for more information. Animal Care League offers a variety of classes that help get your human handing out treats and rewarding all your good behavior! The stats: 9 out of 10 humans listen to us dogs better after just 4 weeks! ANIMAL CARE LEAGUE • 708-484-8155 • www.animalcareleague.org Don't miss our Doggie Events this Spring! Doggie Egg Scramble Saturday, April 8 "Yappy" Social Hour Wednesday, May 17 See page 31 for details.

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