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From coast to coast, dogs are earning official park ranger badges
- Dogs can earn an official National Park Service B.A.R.K. Ranger badge by demonstrating good behavior on hikes without needing treats.
- B.A.R.K. stands for bagging pet waste, leashing dogs, respecting wildlife, and knowing where to go.
- Various National Park Service sites offer badges, tags, certificates, or bandanas to reward dogs with good trail manners.
- The National Park Service recognizes the program as a Healthy Parks Healthy People "promising practice" promoting health and behavior in people and pets.
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From coast to coast, dogs are earning official park ranger badges
A dog can earn an official National Park Service B.A.R.K. Ranger badge just by behaving well on a hike, with no treats required. Many National ... Read moreThe post From coast to coast, dogs are earning official park ranger badges…
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