The Vista 518

Welcome to The Vista, a 15-acre outdoor space designed for dog owners to enjoy with their furry friends. The area includes three main sections: an open field, a pond, and hiking trails. While there are no visible animals or pets on the higher levels, neighbor dogs may occasionally be visible at a distance from the lower areas. Wildlife is active and may cross your path—please avoid interaction when possible. This is an unfenced, off-leash location, and we cannot be held liable for dogs who are escape artists! Our pond spans 20 feet across and over 20 feet deep, with an almost immediate drop-off when stepping in. The pond is spring-fed and stocked, so feel free to swim, fish, or float during your visit. There is no electricity or formal structure, but you are welcome to set up a tent or umbrella for shade. This is a carry in–carry out site, so please leave no trace behind, including your trash. For twice the fun with your furry friend, consider upgrading to camp overnight! Security video surveillance is in place for your peace of mind. A porta potty is onsite, but there is no water or electricity available.

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55 acres of beautiful nature scenes. There are creeks and caves. Private parking.

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This one acre fully fenced field overlooks the beautiful Catskill Mountains allows your dog or dogs a chance to run and play safely while you enjoy the amazing scenery. Check out this video, see link below: https://youtu.be/JellMcpUaf0?feature=shared

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Come enjoy the beautiful scenic view of Schoharie Valley! You and your pup can enjoy our 55 acres of fields and woods! There is a small stream that runs through the woods for you and your pup to enjoy! Multiple wildlife roam the property! If possible, I like to meet new guests first just to give them a lay of the land! I’ll provide you with a Google image of the property so you know the boundary lines! I also print out a list of local dog friendly eateries as well as other small cafes and shops locally! I provide a garden hose to rinse your pup off if they get a little muddy! And towels to dry them off! I typically have out a few tennis balls amongst other toys as well! And some treats for your pup to enjoy! 😊 **From May to August we will be in the process of having site work done, and building a new barn in the backyard. None of this should hinder your experience! There may be people visible, but no one will bother you - you still have 55 acres to roam around with no one in sight! ** Can’t wait for you to come explore Boreali Farms!

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Private drive way with two car parking spot on the right of the house leaves you at the beginning of your pups fun! You can walk around the house after parking to the back where there’s a deck to sit and watch you pup play or you can continue up the hill to greener trails that lead past a small orchard and up to a forested area. At the top of the hill you have a scenic view of the house, pond and greenery. It’s a great workout and very relaxing. Your dog/dogs will love the freedom the property has to offer. We do have our own dog which will be in doors during your visit and there are dogs across the street when you first park so please be mindful of your dog is reactive.

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One Dog One World: Unleash Compassion

The agility yard is a great way to give your pet physical and mental enrichment while strengthening the bond between you. Safety is paramount, so you’ll find our Agility Yard enclosed by a four-foot fence. However, if your dog happens to be an enthusiastic jumper, we recommend visiting the Athens Bunker Hill Dog Park, offering an open and adequately fenced space to accommodate their energy. While enjoying the Agility Yard, please note that there’s a road nearby. For your pet’s safety and the safety of others, keep your pet leashed when entering and exiting the yard. The road sees regular foot traffic, with people walking, dog-walking, and cycling. Passersby may pause to admire your training efforts. Respect for the environment is crucial—remember to CLEAN UP after your pet. Doggie bags are conveniently available on the fence, and you can dispose of waste in our designated garbage receptacle. If your pet happens to dig, please fill in any holes they create. To ensure everyone’s safety, please refrain from using any of the equipment; it’s exclusively for animals. We also emphasize the importance of gentle training methods—excessive force will not be tolerated. Most pets are eager learners, so patience is key. If you’re interested in learning effective training techniques, feel free to reach out for a quick lesson based on my experience with my own dogs. Above all, make training a positive and enjoyable experience for both you and your pet. Visiting our agility yard is a direct contribution to our nonprofit One Dog One World's mission. We sincerely appreciate your support. onedogoneworld.org