Is your dog park routine actually safe? Loose-dog encounters are all over dog-owner groups right now — park scuffles, off-leash close calls on trails, and debates about who belongs where. Answer seven quick questions about your dog and your usual spot below, and you’ll get a 0–100 safety score, a personalized checklist, and a step-by-step plan for what to do when a loose dog approaches.
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Please note: this tool gives planning estimates, not professional advice. Every dog and every park is different — for reactivity or aggression problems, work with a certified trainer or veterinary behaviorist, and see your veterinarian promptly about any injury or behavior change.
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