Petaluma's level-headed approach to canine recreation adds greatly to the enjoyment of DogTrekkers.
In addition to fenced dog parks (Rocky Memorial Park is the largest at nine acres), the city allows licensed dogs under voice control to romp off-leash at designated hours in a dozen other "dog run" areas in local parks.
Be sure to bring pick-up bags and make sure your dog is licensed and wearing a tag.
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