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Washougal dog park users prepare to relocate

Off leash area will close Oct. 31

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Jeanine and Aaron Tyger enjoyed walking around the Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area with their black lab, Kyra, Monday night. The Tygers, of Vancouver, have visited the dog park in Washougal, for more than eight years. The park will close Oct. 31, and the land is available for sale or lease.

People and dogs who visit the Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area have little more than one month to determine which dog park they will go to, starting in November.

Aaron and Jeanine Tyger, of Vancouver, have visited the dog park in Washougal, for more than eight years. Their black lab, Kyra, is 8.

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