When I was just a young pup, I lived in a magical city, Calgary, that had big grassy areas where I could meet my friends, run and play-- all without a leash! I'm pretty sure I've seen ads for these places on TV. They call them "Disneyland", but we call them dog parks. I miss these places so much that I decided to make one here, where everyone is welcome to run and play without a leash.

Calgary is in the north and so is blessed with long snowy winters. Winter is an excellent time to visit dog parks. All dogs love snow. We don't get much snow here in Houston, Texas. But there are lots of friendly dogs, squirrels (Virgil and Eugene live in our yard), frogs, trees and shade. The frogs look delicious.

Because I'm a Samoyed I have a furry white coat, which needs lots of brushing. I don't like being groomed, but put up with it since it seems to give my people a bit of a thrill.

When I was 7 years old I was diagnosed with Canine Diabetes. I had a terrible time at first, but finally settled down happily to my two injections of insulin each day. Injections are wonderful things and you should try to get some. You always get a crunchy treat afterwards. 

Besides my people, Keith and Pat, who are actually quite well-trained, here are a few of my favorite things:

Enjoy your visit to my park, stay away from the street and be sure to have your people clean up all your messes before you go home.

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Chance went to the Rainbow Bridge in December, 2003 at age 13. He had a happy life. Visit Chance's memorial page.