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The Dog Park is Bad, Actually Framing:Unframed was a pioneer in usingMolly Fairhurst created this playful image to accompany an article entitled The Dog Park Is Bad, Actually, published in February of 2020. In the article, various dog specialists make the case against dog parks, arguing that they are not in fact good places for socialization but pose numerous risks, including playground bullies, injuries and diseases. Fairhursts spirited imagining of a dog and its owner at the center bring to life and humanize the