Acadia National Park - Protect Your Pet Privileges

The video discusses the Bark Ranger program at Acadia National Park, emphasizing the importance of keeping dogs on leashes to ensure safety for the dogs, visitors, and park resources. It highlights potential wildlife hazards like porcupines and skunks and advises on proper disposal of dog waste to maintain park cleanliness.

What is the main goal of the Bark Ranger program?

• To train dogs for park security

• To certify dogs for off-leash activities

• To educate owners on proper park behavior

• To provide dog walking services

Why is it crucial for dogs to remain on a leash in the park?

• To prevent them from getting lost

• To ensure they do not harm wildlife or people

• To make them more obedient

• To allow them to explore freely

What could happen if a dog encounters a porcupine in the park?

• The dog might get injured

• The dog will learn to avoid it

• The dog will make a new friend

• The dog will chase it away

What should you do if your dog makes a deposit in the park?

• Dispose of it in a bag and take it out of the park

• Leave it as it is

• Throw it in the nearest trash can

• Bury it in the ground

Which animals are mentioned as potential threats to dogs in Acadia National Park?

• Bears and wolves

• Deer and rabbits

• Porcupines and skunks

• Foxes and raccoons