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Andie used to say, "Come out and run in the park this winter!"
Now she's saying "It's still fun in the spring!"

Journey, a new park dog,  is at the bottom of this page.
Welcome!
The leash-free dog area
at Oakville's Post Park
Post Park
Oakville, Ontario		  
More dogs! Send in your pictures, too.

Here are more of the fine dogs that visit the leash free area
devoted to dogs at Post Park, in Oakville, Ontario.

  
 
We are all sad -- Jasper has died.
We are very sorry to announce the passing of Jasper, the Swiss Mountain Dog.

Jasper was a big lug of a dog, happy to meet new friends, whether canine or human.

He was still only a puppy, really, when he died.

Bigger than almost any other dog at the park, Jasper was a friend to animals of all sizes, and to children and grownups alike.

All his friends at the park miss him.
 

 

Flora is a mom!
Here's Flora and two of her new pups. Four boys and a girl.
They were born Monday, October 27, 2008


These Basset Hounds are Jesse and Logan, coming to see Andie the Dalmatian To tell which Basset is which, remember Jessie has lots of spots, just like Jesse James had lots of gang members. Logan looks like there's a log on her side.		  

Dogs love to gather together in the forest, and chase each other around trees.		  

Dancing, and tussling, are popular sports.		  

Atticus was attempting to get close enough to the camera that she could
surround the lens with slobber. A split second after this, she succeeded.		  

Flora is a regular visitor, and if she likes you, she will sit on your foot, and protect you.		  

This is the late Rufus, a wonderful Bernese Mountain Dog who enjoyed much of his all too short life playing at the park, often with his best friend Flora.		  

Dogs like the park so much that some smile when they visit.
Maggie looks sly when she smiles.		    
 

Scroll down and look for Sam again, cleaned up.		  

Part of being a genuine retriever is, of course, being good at retrieving.
That's one of Emma's skills.		  

This is Piper, a West Highland Terrier, a  regular visitor to the park, and another very good smiler.
He's fast, and he's not afraid of anybody. Excellent digger, too.


Terrence is one of the park's fastest dogs, a great tussler, and a very good friend of Andie.

  

Sometimes Terrance will slow down and become dignified. This is Terrence
in his first formal appearance at the park following his summer haircut		  
Beau was one of the park's senior citizens, until he passed away in early September.
Among Beau's duties was welcoming newcomers, via the allowing of sniffing, smaller dogs.
The same little guy says hello to Andie/
Etoh is a Lab who knows how to move very fast when he wants to, and enjoys a good tussle with Andie when they are both at the park.

Etoh can look very serious, but she really is a good natured dog.		  
Jack is the best greeter of humans among the park's regulars, and is guaranteed to come up to  people he approves of, and offer himself for a pat or two.
Tipper lives with Jack at home, but at the park, Tipper is usually found up on a table, so that it is easier for humans to pat her.  
Zoe can laugh. She's also very good at running in circles, racing around with other dogs.  
We think this fast dog is Miss Ellie, but we are not sure. She sure can run really fast.
Dexter can run fast, too, but he can also slow down and look really cute.

Dogs are not the only animals at the park.		  
 
Archie proves that tiny can also be fast.
 
Here's a handsome Beagle. She's a girl, and her name is Bailey.
   
   
Sam, in back, and Andie.
This is Sam, the bog dog from up above. He cleans up really nicely.
There seem to be a lot of Bernese Mountain Dogs at the park. This is Kyah.
Finegan is a visitor to the park, from Burlington. He's an Australian Shepherd, and he's deaf.. He had a great time on his visit, playing with Molson, and lots of other dogs.
Finigan lives with Ziggy, another Australian Shepherd, who came to visit.
Georgia is one of the Jack Russels who love to come to the park. Georgia specializes in playing with the largest dogs she can find.
Barley is one of the biggest dogs at the park, and well loved by his girl.

 

 Bernese Mountain Dogs enjoy the park. Here Harry, at the back, and Flora lead their humans toward the main gate.
Once Harry gets into the park, he has a lot of fun. Don't mistake this giant insertion of energizing oxygen as a yawn. He's jsut getting ready for more running around before he, like all Bernese, goes over to someone and sits on his or her foot for a while.