Wednesday, March 07, 2012

Signs, Signs - Freedom

Andy | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 | Best Blogger Tips

The town of Ajax has one of the largest off leash dog parks I have ever seen. Located in an old quarry it is now part of the Greenwood Conservation area. The quarry has been reclaimed and is slowly coming back to a more natural state. I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

16 comments:

  1. Funny sign.Nice it also contains the message for people who cannot read. Funny one Andy.

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  2. I'm all for leash-free zones or at least times when dogs can roam free. It's a great way to exercise and socialize your dog.
    Their dog drawing is a little odd though? Almost looks like he's standing on his head, with his legs in the air?

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  3. I believe in off-leash parks and leashes everywhere else!

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  4. I am in favor! Leash free on designated areas!

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  5. that puppy looks a little confused. or is it just me?
    I am not a dog person, but I enjoy watching the dogs playing and chasing each other in a leash free area. There should be more of them, not less.

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  6. I can see what kitty means. It is one of those illusions one can see if you look long enough. I have found a sign similar to this one to add to my collection.

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  7. I am glad that the quarry is returning to its natural state (in spite of all the dogs running free?!)

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  8. Great sign, Andy!
    There's an off-leash area in our little town, and one in the next-door city, but I don't know where they are. I don't think Lindy is ready to be off-leash outside her own yard anyway because she only responds to "Come" if she feels like it.
    Fortunately, we have a huge fenced-in back yard where she is always off-leash, but chooses to lie under a tree instead of frolicking like a puppy. Go figure.
    K

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  9. it's wonderful that the area is coming back and that the dogs have a fun place

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  10. What a rare sign! Makes both dog owners AND dogs happy, I'm sure!

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