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Dog parks aren’t just for canine socialization during pandemic
Pandemic or not, being outside is a daily ritual for dog owners. Neighborhood dog parks are one of the few places right now where people can socialize with strangers and build community. KCRW visits one dog park in the San Fernando Valley.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 25m ListenPandemic or not, being outside is a daily ritual for dog owners. Neighborhood dog parks are one of the few places right now where people can socialize with strangers and build community. KCRW visits one dog park in the San Fernando Valley.
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