The neighborhood pool; it's rather large and filled with water. Though this water isn't what was originally in there -you know, the safe kind of water everyone used to swim in?- it's still a nice refreshment, especially in the summer or on a really hot day. It's usually over-flowing with rain-water, seeing as it's raining pretty much everyday. Oh well. Who says you can't swim in the rain?

Oh! Surely you remember this? Most of you were probably pets to humans and lived in the good old houses, so you would know they were safe. Just make sure you claim one before anyone else, for there are not too many left!

The basketball courts, a place the humans used to use frequently. Now the hoops are rusted, and a few have even fallen apart. This is a great spot to sun yourself, especially in the winter.

First of all, this neighborhood in particular is private. Which means it has a giant iron gate looming in front of the entrance, so the chances of you getting past without either 1) getting infected by the rusted gate or 2) getting hurt is slim.

Ah, the alleyways. Dumpsters and brick walls line these lanes, along with some long-unlit lightpoles. It can get pretty dark, even in the day. A lot of fights happen here.

Roads are very common in every state, just not so common when it's totally quiet with not a car in sight, so don't worry; you're completely safe and able to sleep here if you choose. Though other dogs may see you sleeping as a reason to attack or claim their territory here, so be aware of your surroundings.

The old school...probably one of the most popular hang-outs. Maybe you've been here before, walking with your old owner to school? Or maybe walking them back from it? Both? This place used to teach humans, and now it teaches dogs...kind of. It's more of a question and answer kind of place now, though regular conversations are quite frequent as well.

Just a plain old gas station; kind of. Scattered all over the floor of this deserted little place are sport drink cans, bottles, wrappers of many assortments, not to mention all of the trash that has piled up. Many dogs just like to come here when looking for a snack or a little fun; the floor is made of a dirty tiling, which used to shine brightly for those who came in to pay for food from roadtrips, etc.

It is rather surprising to see you here, no? You'd think you would be strolling around the park next to this place, but no, you decided to go south to the place where most of the humans got drunk. How weird is that?

The subway station....a very popular thing back in the days....not anymore. The ceiling drips with sewer water, the walls are covered in mold, the tracks are still dirty...not the ideal place to be.