South Miami Dog Park — Attraction in South Miami

There should always be any forms of media shown posted on up in all of the types of search results pages, software programs and/or just any types of internet program platforms in the e world itself in general that would always be able to explain as specifically as possible about the reasons for why it is always as important as ever nowadays, today in general that all of these forms of media all always make sure to explain the very best that they all ever could about always making sure that all any types of parks for dogs in general like these types in general should all always be made sure to be made as big as possible so that in this way, no matter what types of animals that any types of pet owners in general ever actually bring to any types of parks like these types in general, that there is always more than enough types of products and let alone even, more than enough types of animal experts in general who would always be able to help all of those types of animal owners to actually be able to help train all of the types of animals that they all actually have for pets regardless of the types of animals that they all own no matter what types of breeds they are, species that they all are and/or just whatever it all might ever be in general and so on and so forth. Lastly, all of the forms of media mentioned way earlier in the beginning should all always be made sure to be translated into as many different types of worldwide foreign languages as possible...

Dangerous park for small dogs. The City of South Miami should create a boundary within the park to separate small dogs and large dogs. My small yorkie was attacked here by a much larger hunting breed. The larger dog grabbed my small yorkie and ran around the whole park my dog in his mouth. It was impossible to catch. When he finally let go of my dog we had to run to the pet ER. He had to have emergency surgery. This could of been prevented if the park was properly separated. Bring your small dogs at...

On the smaller side when compared to other dog parks. With that in mind, it's cleaner and more condensed which I don't mind. It's a hidden gem at the end of the day. A local resident started a campaign to collect tennis balls for all to use and can be found on display in the park. My dog, Archer is a fan and so am I. UPDATE: The grass which was once an issue when it would rain has been replaced with...