If you Yorkie is so tiny that he can’t play with the other Yorkies, you can take it to the Boston Little Yorkies Meetup Group. Here are some pics of Bella and friends that we took last Sunday at the meetup. The meetup usually takes place at Doggie Day, at 400 Tremont St in Boston.

Here are some pics we took last Sunday at the Boston Chihuahua meetup. Like every month the meetup took place in the playroom of Doggie Day, at 400 Tremont St.

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We received these amazing pictures from MaryLou today!
Pictured below is Bacci, who is 3 1/2 year old and almost 4 lbs.

She has five dogs in total: here is another dog of her gang.
MaryLou, thanks for the pics, your dogs are unbelievable! So cute! What kind of breed are they? And where did you get them? Please tell us more about them!

The grounds of Carleton Dog Court, the fenced-in dog park in the South End, have just been repainted.
Here are some pics we took this afternoon. The first dog above is Ceder, a young Hungarian Rizsla. Ceder usually comes to the park with his “sister” Jillie, the beautiful Papillon pictured below, and their parents John and Marcia. Marcia owns The Pooch Palace, a dog hotel and dog care service located in Watertown, MA. And, of course, Jillie is the princess of the palace, and Ceder is the count, as Marcia referred.

The beautiful pugs pictured below are Francesca and Sofia, two preppy dogs who live in the Leather District. Sofia is too young to play with other dogs but she can’t wait to join them in the park!

And below there are lot of other beautiful dogs that were at the park today. The two gorgeous Australian Labradoodles are Maya (black) and Otis (white).

Here are some pics we took this afternoon at Peters Park, in the South End. It rained and the park was still a little bit wet. For this reason, no more than four dogs were there, but the park is usually more crowded.

Last year, Fort Washington in Cambridge was designated as a place where dog owners could let their pets roam without a leash in a fenced-in area.
As an article in the Boston Globe reports today, after a season of heavy use, Fort Washington need to be closed this fall for restoration because of the damage caused by dogs.
Water Department officials proposed allowing only Cambridge-licensed dogs wearing a special medallion to roam free there, but that plan has been put on hold indefinitely.
For now, we still have the summer to enjoy the park!