Hartman Rd Dog Park

Great fenced in area to allow dogs off leash without worrying

Hartman Rd Dog Park is a spacious, fenced area perfect for dogs to run and socialize. Clean, safe, and great for pet owners to connect outdoors.

This is a big, well maintained dog park. There are 2 dog pools and a faucet and hose. It has 6' fence and a gazebo. They just put in a couple of new benches and a picnic table. There are almost always dogs here.

I agree with Aurora. I took my dog for the first time to this dog park. As soon as we pulled up Delilah was the loudest and most aggressive barker. Very territorial. I met someone else with a dog who hesitated to go into the park standing inside the double gate entrance. They came out to leave but because my dog was friendly, the owner decided to go back inside the double gate area where we both stood as Delilah seemingly didn’t want us to enter. The dog calmed down eventually and left the gate entrance to go to her owner so me, my 7-year-old son, my dog and the other lady with her daughter and her dog entered. Delilah was obnoxious the majority of the time we were there. Some people didn’t bother to come in, I met 2 people just sitting in their cars with their dogs and a few people walking with dogs on leash walking near the dog park got spooked as Delilah would run and charge towards the gate barking aggressively. I was already on notice when I recognized the owner calling “Delilah!” from other reviews I read before arriving at the park. It’s funny that some man asked me when I walked in if I planned to take my dog off leash, and he talked about it being caged everywhere. I love when people try to mind their business and everyone else’s. I responded that I would take her off leash when I felt comfortable because one dog was out of the box (referring to Delilah). Eventually, about 10 minutes in Delilah decided to pursue my dog who wasn’t interested in being pursued and the chase got aggressive pretty quick. My dog (half the size of Delilah) tried getting away as the Delilah was nipping at her in an attempt to bite. Eventually, she ran under the picnic table and I scooped her up quickly. That’s when Delilah jumped up on me, scratching my hip to reach my dog. I yelled to the lady that her dog was out of control. She responded as if it was humorous stating that her dog “was only playing.” I told her that her dog is famous on the reviews. I told her that folks have talked about her large-sized aggressive mutt running around the park with a choker chain misbehaving. It is clear she doesn’t care. I told her as I left that her dog is going to get her into a lot of trouble. Unfortunately, I don’t let other people dictate simple pleasures that me and mine should have so, if it happens again her dog will get pepper sprayed! Control Delilah. I will protect my children, my dog and myself! If your dog comes for mine, it’s just like any attacker who would approach me….psst! psst! You’re getting blasted straight in the face and whatever happens to your dog is your fault. Control your dog or go to the park when people aren’t getting off work and looking for a nice place for their dogs to really play, have a great time and socialize.

This was our go-to for both of our pups before we had to say goodbye. Excellent atmosphere, and the regulars are so neat to talk to.