Wallingford Magazine 2023 Summer Issue

Our WDLA member Rosalie DeCrosta designed, authored and setup our ad that appears on page 38 of Issue #43 Summer 2023 of the Wallingford Magazine.

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Welcome to Bert & Harry Subkowsky Dog Park ​

This beautifully tranquil dog park is nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Wallingford, with trees and well-maintained terrain for dogs to exercise, socialize and enjoy the fresh air.  It is located at 355 Quinnipiac Street, plenty of off-street parking and benches to sit and enjoy talking with other dog owners or just enjoy the sounds of the river outside of a fenced in area for your pup to frolic.

Please visit www.WDLA.org for information

​We will be posting events for the dog park as well as important tips from Yalesville Veterinary Hospital quarterly.  Please stop by and enjoy what Wallingford has to offer. Puppy socialization is critical to ensure your dog has a happy and well-balanced life.  Socialization teaches your pup that making friends, listening to others and exercising is all fun !

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Events

April 15 Saturday Dog Park Spring Clean-up Day
The Wallingford Dog Lovers Association core members would like to thank the Choate students and a Sheehan student for their great help in removing leaves, spreading mulch and other labor intensive efforts. 

Also, Helpers came in from Derby, Durham, Meriden, Cheshire and Wallingford to help clean up our park.

September 9 Saturday 10 am to 1 pm
Agility Course Day! At the dog park located at 355 Quinnipiac Street, Wallingford.
​Put your pup through the Agility course paces.  There is a $5 donation fee.

Please consider a donation

 

Your donation will be used for
​park maintenance and improvements.
Thank you for your consideration!

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An important message from Yalesville Veterinary Hospital ​

Summer is here !! It is important to keep your dog safe while enjoying the dog park.  Please bring bottled water and a collapsible water bowl. Be sure your pet does not become overheated or exhausted from too much running around and be mindful of the temperature. In general, Toxic plants, stagnant water puddles and wildlife can be hazards. Ticks and fleas can carry a variety of disease that can also be transmittable to humans.  Make sure to use a veterinarian backed flea and tick control for your pet. Always double check your pets coat as well as their paws for unwanted stowaways.  
Enjoy this beautiful park !!!