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Summertime And Your Pet!
You’ve seen them…those ridiculous looking dogs strolling down the street sporting a pair of shades. Perhaps you’ve laughed and thought to yourself that you’d never make such a fool of your dog, or perhaps you’ve turned away in disgust thinking how terrible it was that the owners put their dogs through all that in the name of fashion. But did you know those sunnies perched perfectly on that dogs snout are actually performing a very beneficial function? Just like their human counterparts, sunglasses made for dogs actually protect their eyes from harmful UV rays. As well as protecting from the sun’s rays, dog glasses also protect Fido’s eyes from debris, especially if he likes to hang his head out the window when riding in the car. So next time you see a dog wearing sunglasses, it’s OK to have a little giggle, but also think about how smart their owner is and what wonderful care they are taking of their beloved pooch.
It’s no secret that it’s difficult to find a dog friendly beach during the time of year when you’re yearning to get out and enjoy some sun, surf and sand with your furry friend, but that’s where we can help! Dog owners are all too often confronted with the ‘NO DOGS ALLOWED’ or ‘Dogs allowed Sept 1 – April 30’ signs, but this summer you can breathe a sigh of relief. Long Island beaches that do welcome our four-legged companions do exist, and they’re much closer than you think. Smith Point County Park in Shirley allows dogs everywhere except between the flags, you’ll be sure to find an abundance of pooches frolicking in the water off the beach of Gardiner County Park in West Islip, and several beaches in the Hamptons allow dogs early in the morning and later in the evening. So don’t despair this summer! Your dog can revel in being the beach bum he’s always wanted to be! And remember, while you’re enjoying Long Island’s beaches, please be respectful to other beach-goers and clean up after your pet.
by Jodi Record | Volunteer Jessie's Hope for Dogs
Jodi Record
Volunteer for Jessie's Hope for Dogs
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