Acadia National Park - Puppy Pals ProTip

The video provides guidance on how to be a responsible Bark Ranger in training. It emphasizes the importance of keeping dogs on a leash for the safety of the dog, other visitors, and the environment. The video also highlights the need to pick up dog waste to prevent the spread of diseases to wildlife. Additionally, it covers activities like swimming and hiking that dogs can enjoy in the park, along with certain restrictions to be aware of. The video aims to educate viewers on responsible pet ownership in natural settings.

Why is it important to keep your dog on a leash in the park?

• To make the dog feel more independent

• To allow the dog to interact with wild animals

• To prevent the dog from getting lost or injured

• To ensure the dog gets enough exercise

What is a potential consequence of not picking up dog waste in the park?

• It can spread diseases to wild animals

• It can improve the park's ecosystem

• It can fertilize the soil

• It can attract more visitors

Which of the following is a reason why dogs are not allowed in certain ponds and lakes?

• The water is too cold for dogs

• The water is reserved for human consumption

• The ponds are too deep for dogs

• The lakes are home to endangered species

Where are dogs prohibited during the swim season in the park?

• On all hiking trails

• On swim beaches

• In picnic areas

• In parking lots

What should you do to become a Bark Ranger?

• Follow park guidelines and tips

• Ignore park rules

• Swim in all the lakes

• Let your dog roam freely