Old Joe dog Park

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613 Lake Livingston Trail, McKinney, Texas - 75071
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At Old Joe Park, every day is a "pawty"! Our off-leash dog park features entertaining climbing equipment and lots of space for your four-legged pals to run and play. You can stay for a while because there is shaded sitting. Water stations ensure that everyone stays hydrated.

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Petzooie Tip

Bring along a collapsible bowl for your dog so they can enjoy the water stations easily without crowding other pets. Always keep a close eye on your furry friend while they explore the climbing equipment to ensure safe play.

Amenities

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Dogs
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Agility Area
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Off Leash Area
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Water Station

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FAQs

Where is Old Joe dog Park located?
Old Joe dog Park is located in McKinney, Texas.
Is the dog park off-leash?
Yes, the dog park features an off-leash area for your dogs to run and play.
Are there water stations available at Old Joe dog Park?
Yes, water stations are provided to ensure that everyone stays hydrated.
Is there seating available for pet owners?
Yes, the park offers shaded sitting so you can stay for a while.
Does the park have any special equipment for dogs?
Yes, the park features entertaining climbing equipment.
What are the operating hours of Old Joe dog Park?
Operating hours are not specified in the listing. Please contact the business for confirmation.
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613 Lake Livingston Trail, McKinney, Texas - 75071
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Day Operating Hours
  • Monday24 Hours
  • Tuesday24 Hours
  • Wednesday24 Hours
  • Thursday24 Hours
  • Friday24 Hours
  • Saturday24 Hours
  • Sunday24 Hours
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613 Lake Livingston Trail, McKinney, Texas - 75071
Vet-Authored Tip
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By Dr. Sarah Jenkins, DVM

Visiting off leash dog parks is a fantastic way to keep your canine companion active and socially engaged. Before bringing your dog to play, make sure they are up to date on all core vaccinations and parasite preventatives. Always monitor your pet for signs of fatigue or overheating, especially during warm Texas days, and encourage frequent water breaks.