Boise's Popular Dog Off-Leash Program Returns to Three City Parks in November

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Boise Parks and Recreation announced the return of its seasonal dog off-leash program at three city parks, starting November 16. The program allows dogs to run off-leash from sunrise to sunset, with safety reminders for pet owners regarding icy conditions. Owners must clean up after their pets to maintain park cleanliness.

Boise Parks and Recreation has announced the return of its popular seasonal dog off-leash program, which will begin on November 16 at three city parks. Dog owners can enjoy off-leash access at Ann Morrison Park, Optimist Youth Sports Complex, and Simplot Sports Complex from sunrise to sunset. Specific areas, such as Boise River Greenbelt paths and playgrounds, remain off-limits. The Together Treasure Valley Dog Island at Ann Morrison Park is open year-round but poses safety risks as winter approaches due to lowered water levels and potential ice. Warning signs will be posted at various ponds to ensure pet owners are aware of hazards. To maintain a clean environment, pet owners must pick up after their dogs. This initiative encourages outdoor activity for pets while fostering community responsibility. Additional resources about off-leash areas can be accessed on the City of Boise’s official website.

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