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Site Map Where You Can Search This Site!

Parks and outdoor spaces that Charlie loves to go to!

Point Pleasant Park in Halifax belongs to Charlie

 

Seaview Park - Halifax


Halifax Commons

Great Neighbourhood Walks!

 

The Dingle and The Frog Pond on the Purcell's Cove Road

 

Long Lake - Halifax

 

Clam Harbour - Dartmouth

Bissett Park - Cole Harbour

Crystal Crescent Beach

Spectacle Lake - Dartmouth

Hemlock Ravine - Bedford

Jack's Lake - Bedford

York Redoubt - Purcell's Cove Road

BLT Trail - Timberlea

 

Salt Marsh Trail - Cole Harbour

Shubie Park - Dartmouth

Northwest Arm - Halifax

Charlie Loves Truro and Charlie loves Haylee!!!!

Halifax Waterfront

Kearney Lake - Halifax

Rainbow Haven - Cole Harbour

Chebucto Head - Purcells Cove Road

Dartmouth Waterfront

Graham's Grove - Dartmouth

Old Coach Road - Hatchet Lake

 

Oakfield Park - Fall River!!

Other Pages on the Site you Might Like!

Local Resources Page which includes groomers, Pet friendly apartment listings & tips, Pet friendly hotels, doggie daycares & dog walkers, trainers, pet physiotherapists & other stuff too!

Buttercup and Charlie love to go shopping with me - here's a listing of local stores you can take your dog shopping with you!!

Lots of links to other local web pages and links to all the
local rescue organizations!!! along with links to organizations & places to have fun with your dog!

 

Dog Park Etiquette Pointers

100 Ways that you can help Rescue

Charlie and Buttercup do not love the Halifax Kennel Club!!

Charlie doesn't like the Halifax City Council!!!!

News You can Use for Dogs

Charlie Loves Daisy!!! – the story of a chained dog who found true love

Charlie Loves Leonard

I love Buttercup – or why rescue dogs are better than pet store dogs!


Charlie Loves
Liam the Cat! & Charlie also loves Whisky & Gizmo!

Charlie Would Have Loved George Had He Known Her!!

Fast Eddy - a super Bouvier!!!! - puppy mills DO exist in Nova Scotia

Mrs Dingle – my pet rat!

The Diary of My Foster Dog Annie

Dharma Done My Way

Do Animals Help Resolve Existential Problems?

Dog Food and Cookies for Charlie and Your Dog!!

Recipes for Kong Filling!


If Charlie could write a diary this is what he'd say!

Joan Loves Mahone Bay!!! - the Hairy Kids store is NOT to be missed

My Peter Duffy Rant

Tips for Being a Benevolent Alpha

Why All Animals Are As Good As Us Dogs - or - why I avoid meat

Why This Web Site Exists

Why You Shouldn't Love a Bait Log

Poetry about Dogs:
Michael Ondaatje

 

Some Inspirational Stuff:

 

We Have Come to Rescue You By Patty Letawsky

 

Things you can learn from a dog

I am a member of the First Church of Canine

 

Letter to God

 

Indulgent Pictures of Buttercup

 

Rules for Cats to Live By!

 

Subject:  Things Dogs Must Remember

 

Winner Bitch Seeks Best of Opposite Sex

 

The Reason (to you from all your rescue dogs)

 

Too Long in Rescue?

 

A Letter from Your Dog

 

Go Visit my Blog!  It’s called me and my dogs – another outlet for the megalomania

Charlie Loves the Hemlock Ravine in Bedford!
Hemlock Ravine is directly off the Bedford Highway and has a lot of nice trails.  It is very much like the Duck Pond/Dingle area in Spryfield.

The trails can be confusing though.  I got totally lost when I was there, but I met a very nice lady named Amy who helped me and I have actually stayed in contact with her since so it turned out to be a very nice trip.

It is a bit more hilly than my middle-aged body could take, especially when I got lost.  There is houses all around the park so you have to keep your eyes open and on the dogs so that they don't end up on a side street or someone's back yard!

There has been some talk of making part of the park off-leash which would be perfect for the resident's of Bedford - Seaview Park and Point Pleasant are a long way to go when they have such a perfect spot so close to home.  Although when I have been there it seems like there is a lot of people there for the sole purpose of walking with their dogs off-leash.  I would say the neighborhood resident use this park a lot.  One thing I did notice was the absolute absence of dog poop on the ground.  This is the only place in the whole of the HRM where I never saw even one pile!

This park is great for walking and enjoying nature.  It's mostly woods with lots of uneven terrain on the side of the paths so the dogs can have lots of stuff to smell and dig in.
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