Talk to your veterinarian to ensure your dog is protected and that you are doing your part to protect other dogs. This includes rabies, distemper and kennel cough vaccines as well as flea, tick and intestinal parasite control. Dog Park Do’s Do make sure your dog is up to date on his vaccinations and parasite control. For this reason, it’s important to know the do’s and don’ts of the dog park and to follow them every time you and your pooch visit the park. Unfortunately, this can be dangerous for both the dogs and their humans.ĭog park rules are designed both to ensure good manners and help promote safety. But too many dog owners overlook or ignore the rules, assuming that they have it all figured out. Most dog parks have these rules posted at the entrance. It’s a fun, easy outing that everyone enjoys.īut the dog park has some specific - and important - rules. We all know how the dog park works, right? Our dogs get to play with their canine buddies while we catch up with the other pet parents. More food stalls will continue to open throughout the summer and fall.ġ295 Chattahoochee Avenue, Atlanta. Several stalls at the food hall have opened, including Thai-food stall T ydeTate Kitchen, Graffiti Breakfast, Pomodoro Bello, Baked Kitchen, Sakura Ramen Bar, and Bánh Mì Station. Scofflaw’s Laboratory and Beer Garden at the Works last fall. Bar-B-Q and California-based breakfast and brunch restaurant the Waffle Experience. Once complete, the sweeping 80-acre development will feature 500 residences, a boutique hotel, retail shops and a 31-stall food hall, a 13-acre green space, and full-service outposts of Fox Bros. Fetch Park & Ice HouseĬhattahoochee Food Works is part of the the Works complex, an overhaul of several warehouses set along an industrial strip off of Chattahoochee Avenue on the edge of the Underwood Hills and Blandtown neighborhoods. Ochs founded Fetch in 2018 on the corner of Daniel Street and Dekalb Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward. We have listened to our park patrons since day one and an overwhelming amount of them said the Westside needs to be next,” CEO Stephen Ochs says in the press release. “I am thrilled to be partnering with Selig to bring Fetch to the Westside. All dogs entering Fetch must be up-to-date on their vaccinations, which are kept on file, and be spayed or neutered. Memberships start at $30 per month or $10 for a day pass. This includes cooling stations and a bath area for dogs, shaded seating, multiple ultra bright outdoor televisions, and Wi-Fi.ĭog owners can either obtain monthly memberships or day passes for the park. With a full-service bar inside an Airstream camper serving beer, wine, cocktails, and coffee and a large mud-free turf green space, the Works location will be laid out in the much the same way as the Old Fourth Ward dog park.
A Nashville location of Fetch is also in the works for the Germantown neighborhood. In addition to the original location in the Old Fourth Ward, locations in Buckhead at Buckhead Village District and Alpharetta on Encore Parkway should also open this year. The 28,000-square-foot dog park resides within green space adjacent to the parking deck at the Works near the entrance from Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard. A third Atlanta-area location of dog park and bar Fetch Park opens by the end of the year at the Works complex, an 80-acre development that includes food hall Chattahoochee Food Works taking shape on Chattahoochee Avenue in northwest Atlanta.
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