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GoldenBoy

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Q: Why no parks for dogs to run here?

14 years 36 weeks ago in Culture - Lanzhou

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kchur

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There's one in Nanjing, across the street from the Massacre Memorial. Every night around sunset it's packed.

The city I'm in is full of them, and most dog owners let their dogs run around without a leash anyway. I've been having a problem with these two German shepherds in my neighborhood, actually.

GoldenBoy:

Wow I'm surprised. There are places here to take dogs but they are only at night.

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woody

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Same here dogs everywhere.

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Alex66

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Maybe the land is too expensive where you live to have a separate dog park

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