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Grand opening of Marco's Canine Cove

Kaitlin Kruse enjoys a moment at the new Canine Cove with Manley, her English bulldog. The park contains two decorated fire hydrants, one each in the large dog and small dog sections.

Photo by LANCE SHEARER, Special to the Eagle

Kaitlin Kruse enjoys a moment at the new Canine Cove with Manley, her English bulldog. The park contains two decorated fire hydrants, one each in the large dog and small dog sections.

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  • Councilman Jerry Gibson, flanked by Councilmen Wayne Waldack and Chuck Kiester, cuts the leash to open the Canine Cove dog park Saturday morning. Major donor Rob Reiley and Friends of Canine Cove leader Deborah Chapman are at left and right.
  • Kaitlin Kruse enjoys a moment at the new Canine Cove with Manley, her English bulldog. The park contains two decorated fire hydrants, one each in the large dog and small dog sections.
  • Parks and Recreation Director Bryan Milk addresses the group at the dedication of Canine Cove Saturday morning. The off-leash dog park within Mackle Park was opened by damp but enthusiastic supporters and dozens of happy dogs.
  • Marco's dog park plans first went before Council March 16 with separate fenced areas for big dogs and small dogs in the southwestern corner of Mackle Park. Courtesy of City Parks and Recreation Director Bryan Milk

Marco's off-leash dog runs open to public Sat. Dec. 5

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