FAQ

It is called a dog run because it is a designated area where dogs can run freely and exercise without a leash.

Yes, several dogs have run marathons, often alongside their owners or in unofficial capacities.

It's called a dog run because it's a designated enclosed area where dogs are allowed to run freely and exercise safely off-leash.

Yes, several dogs have run marathons, often unofficially, and some have even completed the full 26.2 miles alongside human participants.

It's called a dog run because it refers to an enclosed area where dogs can run freely and exercise safely without a leash.

A dog run in a backyard is a designated, enclosed area where a dog can safely exercise, play, and roam freely without supervision.

A dog run is a designated enclosed area where dogs can exercise, play, and socialize off-leash in a safe environment.

A dog run provides a secure and designated space for dogs to exercise, play, and socialize off-leash in a controlled environment.

A dog run is an enclosed outdoor area where a dog can exercise, play, and move freely without a leash.

A dog run is an enclosed outdoor area where dogs can exercise and play safely off-leash. These spaces are designed to provide dogs with freedom of movement while keeping them secure.