Millbrook Exchange Park

I'm writing this review for the dog park. The actual dog park is very nice. There is a section for large dogs and a section for small dogs. This was my first time visiting and my dog is medium size and quite energetic so I elected to go to the large dog section. My dog was loves other dogs and once released she ran towards the center of the park. The park was already being visited by approximately 20 other dogs and their owners. The owners seemed to know one another as they were all sitting together talking and not watching their dogs - at all. Very quickly 4 - 5 very large dogs began asserting their dominance over my 25lb dog. The behavior included the first dog chasing then holding my dog to the ground by grabbng my dog around the throat and holding it to the ground while two other dogs sat or laid on top of her. She was yelping and squeeling for help. I yelled to the "pack" of owners asking the owners of the dominant dogs to help me, no one moved. My sister, who was with me, also yelled for help. One of the owners yelled back, "it's what dogs do." I went ahead and wrestled my dog loose only for her to be chased down again by the same dogs with her yelping and squeezing each time. Dogs will be dogs...that's not my issue. I am so extremely disappointed in the dog owners that frequent this park. No one was watching their dogs. They were all to busy huddled together talking...men and women. Once we left the large dog section of the dog park, we went to the small dog section and I sat and witnessed very dominant dogs ruling the large dog section without owner intervention. I witnessed dogs pooping without owners watching or cleaning up after their dogs. Who ever this "pack" of owners are, they should be ashamed. If you take your dog to a dog park it is your responsibility to watch your dog every moment. Dogs are animals, things can happen. Be a responsible owner or don't use the park. I certainly won't be back.