by Beatrix Kiddo

Created on: May 25, 2009   Last Updated: May 26, 2009

Millbrook Exchange Park, created just for dogs, is located at 1905 Spring Forest Road in Raleigh, North Carolina. Millbrook Exchange Park is open from sunrise until 10:00 p.m. at night. Millbrook Exchange Park is perfect for interaction gatherings amongst dogs.

Millbrook Exchange Park offers fenced-in areas where the big dogs can play with other big dogs as the smaller dogs can enjoy playtime with other small dogs of appropriate size. A true benefit for all canine sizes. What else does Millbrook Exchange Park offer?

A no-leash section offers freedom to any dog that wishes to roam, however outside of these areas a dog must be leashed by City Code 12-3011. The other laws that apply would be that no female in heat is allowed within the park unless at a secured location and no dog under the age of four-months should enter. Another rule to follow would be that no one is allowed to bring in more than three dogs at a time. Good measures to assure safety for all who enter.

Millbrook Exchange Park knows how to manage dog waste as they offer bags for easy disposal. Millbrook Exchange Park maintains their dog park daily so that dogs can play and run in a healthy environment.

On the other side of the double-entry gate stands Millbrook Exchange Park's picnic area with tables, seating and shelter for picnics, parties, or to escape the sun on the hot days. Some take their dogs to Millbrook Exchange Park to celebrate the pooches birthday picnic with a cake shaped like a bone and gifts of dog toys to rip through. Millbrook Exchange Park is a great place to celebrate man's best friend, the dog.

With tennis courts, a swimming pool and other area activities for dogs to walk around and watch, a dog can be entertained all day long at the Millbrook Exchange Park.

Millbrook Exchange Park has an online store to offer deals on special items. Cafepress.com shares the "What Up Dog" t-shirts for dogs at a smooth $23.99 each. With online purchasing availability for big and small dogs, Millbrook Exchange Park has a dog's best interest in mind.

Recently the Millbrook Exchange Park has successfully been awarded more stop signs for safety measures when it comes to speeding cars. This not only makes Millbrook Exchange Park safer for dogs, it serves the citizens safety as well.

Millbrook Exchange Park is the best place to take your dog for a walk in Raleigh, N.C. if your pet could benefit with interactive play with others that match it's size.

What if you are not near Millbrook Exchange Park? Try the other side of Raleigh, North Carolina located at Lake Johnson where a pet owner can experience some one on one time with their pet.

For those living close towards Gorman Street or Avent Ferry Road in Raleigh, taking a trip to Lake Johnson, otherwise known as Johnson Lake, is perfect. Here they offer a long boardwalk bridge to explore as the other side leads towards a parking lot that leads to many other trails. The trails travel on the edges of the lake, a beautiful walk.

Left of the entrance of Lake Johnson one can travel down the "turtle trail" (named by locals). During the spring you will find Greenback turtles in Lake Johnson along the edges of the waters. For a dog, this could be entertaining to some degree, but the main attraction of Lake Johnson would be the nature walks of outdoor greenery that leads around the lake.

Lake Johnson is the best place to take your dog for a walk in Raleigh, N.C. if your pet could benefit from some one on one time to explore with their owner.

By experience, both Millbrook Exchange Park and Lake Johnson receives five-stars, hands down.

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