MOBILE DOG PARK 3.0

Design Brief

Americans love their pets, and many Americans demand nearly the same amenities in our communities as of 2018. Fifty-five percent of local park and recreation agencies provide at least one dog park in their community- that’s one dog park per 41,500 people in the US. Pet-owners say they, that their pet and their community benefits from this amenity. Often times the city lacks in dog parks so bringing a mobile dog park saves costs and can provide a service to the community.

Problem

How can we accommodate dogs and their owners to bring a better experience to those in the community where areas lack in dog parks. To establish this problem this Mobile Dog Park 3.0 will bring excitement to the community by providing a service where all dogs can enjoy a safe and playful day.

Research

91% of Americans believe dog parks provide benefits to their communities.

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Gives dogs a safe space to exercise and roam around freely

Allows dogs to socialize with other dogs

Allows owners a chance to be physically active with their pet

Americans say that the top benefit of having a dog park in their community is that it gives pets a safe space to exercise off-leash

Nearly half of all Americans believe dogs having the ability

to socialize with other dogs is a top benefit to having a community dog park

One in three Americans agree that community dog parks allow owners a chance to be physically active with their pet

(STATISTICS) 2019 National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).

Current Market

On the market today, many fairstand's and pop-up stores are located all over the world. Big companies build their custom stands to advertise their name brands and great for those who have their own businesses.