NOTICE: A major storm is expected Thursday night and throughout the day on Friday.
As usual, with snowfall accumulations over 3 inches: The Dog Park parking lot will be CLOSED, pending plowing. Expect the lot to be closed all day Friday.
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Kathy’s Tips & Trails: Lowell/Dracut/Tyngsboro State Forest
Spring is here and it’s the best time for hiking.
I recommend the Lowell/Dracut/Tyngsboro State Forest, a beautiful spot to hike for people of all abilities. Well-behaved dogs are allowed off leash here. This is a massive place, so take care if you decide to let your dog explore off leash
Come Join the Chelmsford Dog Association
Calling all dog enthusiasts! Would you like to help support and educate the local community of dog owners? Join the Chelmsford Dog Association.
Kathy’s Tips & Trails: Tewksbury State Hospital Trail
Trail of the Week: Tewksbury State Hospital Trail The Tewksbury State Hospital trail (493 Livingston St, Tewksbury, MA 01876) is a great place to hike with your dog. This is a 2.3 mile loop trail. There are four entrances, but during the winter, you can only access it...
Kathy’s Tips & Trails: Grassy Pond (Westford)
Hi Everyone! Hiking season is starting, so let's talk about some more trails. If you haven't been to Grassy Pond in Westford, it's worth a visit. Well, actually, it's worth another visit, even if you have been there before. This is a short trail, only 0.6 mile, but it...
Kathy’s Tips for Hiking with Dogs in the Winter
Hi everyone! My name is Kathy Gould and I am the Events Coordinator for the Chelmsford Dog Association. I am also a dog excursionist. What is this you ask? I bring 4-6 dogs for hikes on local trails. We choose different trails and locations in the area. In this blog...
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Howl’ween 2020 – Vendors
Howl’ween 2020 is coming up at the Chelmsford Dog Park, on October 10th – 11am-2pm!
In addition to plans for food, raffles, silent auctions and games, check out the Vendors and Organizations who have signed up to be present.
New Dogs in Quarantine
Stay-home orders have been a catalyst for pet adoptions. This is a great for all the homeless pets, but there are some challenges, especially for dog adopters. When getting a new dog, care needs to be taken to introduce the dog to the family, socialize the dog with other dogs and new situations, and train the dog. While the introduction to the family is easy during quarantine, the other needs pose some serious challenges. Additionally, adopters need to plan for changing their routine from a stay-home pattern to whatever the new normal becomes.
Early December Storm – Parking Lot Closed (Dec 2)
With the snowfall forecast to continue Sunday night, through Monday, and into Tuesday with up to 16 inches forecast —
DPAC has closed the lot until the it can be plowed after the snow stops. The park remains open, but you can not park in the lot, or on the street.
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