Argumentative Essay On Dog Park

There has come to my attention recently an arrising conflict over the possibility of a dog park being built in Muscatine Iowa. There are always many sides to any story and this situation seems to prove that statement. I however remain firm in my opinion that a dog park would be an asset to any commuinuty large or small. I have countless reasons for this and will share a few of the most important. First and foremost, wether you are a cat or dog owner it is a common belief that our pets are a part of our family. They celebrate holidays with us, go on vacations, and are there in most important events in our life. In that aspect I would dare to say that they should have access to a public outdoor facilility in wich they can play and run without
having to be on leash. This is the same as our children having playgrounds and parks in my veiw. Secondly, animals behaviors reflect that of their owners and their lifestyles. Pets who are meant to be active that are cooped up due to no fault of there owners or theirs tend to be more aggressive in many different ways. They are more agressive when it comes to play and socialization with humans and animals alike. These behaviors are due to the lack of positive physical stimulation and have been scientifically proven. Last but not nearly least, I believe that a lot of the reasoning behind the oposing oponion is is simply selfish and negative. The argument of a dog park causing to much noise is ridiculous. This is a city not a out of town farmhouse we are talking about. Noise comes with the territory. Another comment about it being a lawsuit waiting to happen should be of no concern to the person who neither wants the dog park built or would be there under any such circumstances. In conclusion, I fully believe in two sides being able to come to terms on this situation and both ending up satisfied with the results. As in many cases where situations like this occur, sometimes the best thing to do is try to put your foot in the other persons shoe. I think that a dog park would benefit the communities animals and humans more than it would burden them, and therefore hope it will be made possible.