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Comment by Mom of 3! on February 7, 2011 at 1:05pm

where is cosmo park??? I really want to take the dogs and now that it's cooler and I still dont have a/c it's the perfect time!

Comment by Rebekah Tompert on February 5, 2011 at 3:57am

I like!

Comment by Rebekah Tompert on January 29, 2011 at 2:35pm

Cosmo Dog Park sometime soon anyone? ^_^

Comment by Frank Eibl on January 28, 2011 at 6:28pm

I usually go there weekday late mornings now.  It does get more crowded on weekends, but is still useable.  There are a number of refrigerated drinking fountains in the park, but only one low down 'doggie bowl'  The doggie one is not refrigerated, so when it gets warmer, I bring along a drinking cup for Toby, and fill it from the regular cool water fountains.  I park between the volleyball courts and the skatepark, just over the bridge and to the right when you enter the park.  There's a stop/go light on T-bird at 89th ave which is now named Rio Vista Blvd.   Go north past the business warehouses and into the park.

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on January 28, 2011 at 5:36pm

Getting ready to go check out Rio Vista Park. Sounds nice. Thanks for the tip.

Comment by Frank Eibl on January 28, 2011 at 4:46pm

This is a nice walk - about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 miles long.  Sometimes I will follow the concrete bike trail under the 101, and 83 rd Ave to 75th Ave and back.  This can make for a great walk of 4+ miles or so.  This path is part of the main trail that goes all the way down past the Biltmore and hooks up the Indian Bend trail all the way into Scottsdale, if you're into biking.  also crosses to the west side at the park and goes for miles either direction on the west side of the wash.

Comment by Frank Eibl on January 28, 2011 at 4:41pm

I take Toby to the Rio Vista park in Peoria at 89th & Thunderbird.  It's a large park - leash is required.  I park next to the volleyball courts, and walk around the 3 ponds through the picnic areas, follow alonf the edge of the last 3 baseball diamonds to where the park comes to a point at the 101.  Then follow the walkway back along the wash all the way to the start point.  There is a drinking fountai' at the little bridge that goes into the indoor rec center.  This has a 'doggie fountain' also.

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on January 28, 2011 at 3:08pm

We've been hiking at the Thunderbird Conservation Park 3 days this week already. We over did it with a 3 mile hike yesterday, so I wanted something a little more relaxed. I think maybe we'll head over to Desert Ridge Mall and walk around. If anything, at least it will be an opportunity to socialize her to that kind of environment and more people. Maybe bring some iced tea and find a spot to hang.

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on January 28, 2011 at 2:48pm

Anyone have any good suggestions on puppy friendly places to go and hang out besides a dog park? We're in the middle of really trying to nip this house training thing in the bud, so I'm wanting lots of different, fun places to go and spend some time outside. The more she's outside the more I can praise her when she goes outside. If we're indoors my trainer says I have to give her 100% of my attention so I can catch her in the act if she tries to go inside. That's so exhausting, and I keep getting distracted by things I need to get done around here. I'd rather get out and do something fun if I'm not going to be productive.

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on January 28, 2011 at 2:41pm

You're #BOOB? That's awesome!

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