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Analysis Of The Passage 'No Dog Park !'

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No Dog Park! After reading both of the passages "A Dog Park Benenefits all" and "No Dog Park For Muscatine". i have came to the conclusion that Dog parks shouldnt be allowed in the city or atleast not near residential areas. In my opinion, the reason why i don 't agree with a Dog park is because to me Dogs can be very dangerous. I lived in a neirghborhood where the neighbor had so much dogs!, mean dogs. One day one of the dogs scaped while i was on my bike, i jumped out!, and ran the dog almost bit me. In paragraph 3 of the passage "A Dog Park Benefits All" the author is trying to explain why dogs have bad behaviors, we can 't control all the Dogs or how the owners treat them. some owners only use Dogs for
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