City Of Glendora Dog Park

This is the same place as the «South Hills Dog Park» so read those reviews also.
An OK dog park. Very nice art work on fence surrounding — — adds some class. Clean. No grass so dusty or muddy often.
However, large dog area is very small, in fact the smallest I’ve seen in the dozen or so dog parks I’ve been to. There’s also almost no place to sit — — only one bench. Handicapped parking is not convenient.
Still I appreciate the City of Glendora for making an effort.

Historic Park gets three stars because I’m just glad it’s here because if it wasn’t here there be no dog park for any dogs in the city of Glendora with that being said it’s very small most of the grass area is turn to dirt and mud. This is all in the Big Dog area this may be because the big dog area doesn’t get any Sun throughout the day during the winter time but the little dog area looks nice in green and pleasant. If you live in the area or are just new to the area this is going to be the place for you considering it’s so convenient and right off one of the local main roads. If you’re visiting from out of town and looking for a place to bring your dog, I’d look elsewhere.

I teeter between 3 and 4 stars for this park.
It is SUPER convenient for me — Plus
The small dog side is nice — Plus
Often out of poo-​poo bags — Boo
The big dog side is small — Boo
Just for me, this park is 4 star. I am a responsible pet parent. I always have my own bags with me and I am willing to share. No bags is no problem for me. The problem is that other pet parents may not carry bags with them so they don’t pick up the mess if there are no bags available at the park. My dogs are small, so no problems with the size of the small dog side. I would like to take my neighbor’s Shepard with us sometimes, but it’s impossible for all of us to use the big dog side (see below).
Overall, the park is 3 star because the big dog area could be bigger. There always seems to be some big dog drama going on on that side. I rarely see drama in Pasadena or San Dimas. I can’t help but assume it’s because they have plenty of their own personal space. If you are a single person with a big dog and a small dog, it’s impossible to take them both into the big dog side because your small dog WILL BE hurt. I’ve seen it EVERY time. You can’t leave 1 dog unattended on one side, so if you have 1 big and 1 small dog, this probably isn’t the park for you.
The only other thing I’d like to mention to the city of Glendora and to other patrons is that people have a habit of dropping off their dog inside the park and then taking their kids to play in the park next door. WRONG on SO many levels. At a minimum, that means they are not picking up after their pet. I am torn between feeling like I need to watch over the dog (s) (particularly the 4 pound chihuahua from last week ggggrrrrr) and getting the heck out of there FAST before something happens to their dog and they try to blame everyone in the park. I worry about someone walking off with their dog. At the maximum, and I know this is kind of dramatic, but if you don’t care about your dog enough to watch it & follow the dog park basics, how do I know that you have cared enough to vaccinate it.
Overall, I’m grateful it’s there. It works for me.

All I ask from a dog park: Separate areas for little vs. big, and grass rather than dirt. GDP has that, plus a drinking fountain for the animals.
Note to humans: You come to a dog park so your animal can socialize. There’s not much shade here, but you don’t need shade – you need to walk around so the animal will follow you. When you sit on your backside, a shy animal will do the same. Walk around and see how your animal follows you and naturally engages with every dog you walk by. Our relationship with dogs has to be nourished; they are not stuffed animals. My wife’s animal proudly pranced around and, like a show-​off toddler, frequently looked back at us to see if we were watching (and approving). We were.

I brought my pup here on a weekday evening.
The park itself has a designated small/​big dog area.
It is not too big, but still an okay size.
There is very little shaded area for yourself if you’re there during a sunny day. There are only 2 benches to sit down at; some people bring their own chairs, which is smart.
There are a few toys out there for dogs to play with. The people I met were somewhat friendly.
It is not a bad park to bring your pup to by all means, but I have definetly gone to better!

My goldens love making friends at the park. Sadly, the experiance is somewhat disapointing, because the large dog side of the park is really the same size as my backyard. With so many open acres
Siting around the k9 area, couldnt it be expanded for a really run and fun place for the larger dogs?
This was a great waited a long time idea Glendora, now you clearly know people are happily using the dog park, perhaps its time to create a fully usable area, for all the dogs. Go big for the big dogs. Thankyou.

Let me start by saying I LOVE MY LABS!
With that being said let’s talk about the dog park. I love my LABS enough to protect them from idiot dog owners I promise right now to put your dogs aggressive dogs in check and ask you to leave. I’m a firm believer that the city of Glendora graciously built us this park for not only ours dogs to socialize but for us as well. The park is clean both sides of we all educate ourselves and truly know and respect our pups as well as each other there should be no bad reviews. Don’t hesitate to stand up for yourself and your dog or dogs call the cops if there’s an overly aggressive dog at the park chances our the irresponsible dog owner has not even registered the poor animal. I’m happy to say I’m a regular at this park and will stay one don’t let a bad review prevent you and your dog from a nice day at the park. If you see my wife and I and our LABS come say hi.

Brought my dog here for her first time at a doggy park. I was really excited for her to meet potential new friends and have some fun since she is typically an indoor dog, but unfortunately our experience was less than pleasant. There is a woman with a dog here whose dog apparently does «not like that type of dog.» My dog is a pug. Shy although friendly, minding her own business when this woman’s dog attacked her and stated this is not the first pug he has not gotten along with. Doubt I’ll be going back for fear that she and her dog will be there.
The park is small and has two benches. It is divided into two sections. Big and small dogs (up to 30 lbs for small dogs I believe). It seems like it could be a cool spot to come and have a conversation with another dog owner, since the small area confines you so closely together. I feel like if it had not been for the incident with my pug I might have gone back.

Hi friends! Just wanted to let you all know to be aware of this man who has a German Shepard. He just rescued him from the pound. It seems like it would be a great story, but this dog is very aggressive. He rushes towards the fence biting it, growling, and trying to get the dogs. The other owners and I, tried to let his dog meet ours through the street fence, but he was way too aggressive. We asked him not to come in, for if he did our dogs would be extremely hurt. I’m advising you all to be cautious of him and his dog. He keeps coming daily, to try to see if his dog is friendly. BE AWARE!

my dog had a blast here. Could be a bit bigger, but I liked that there is a playground right next to it to keep my kids entertained while we are visiting the dog park. we’ll be going back again!

Took my dog here for the first time. The park is very nice and clean. Nice size with lots of shades. Wish I could bring my dog here more often. Unfortunately, I don’t live in the area but I’ll bring my dog back here for sure if I’m in the area again!