From NASA Engineer to Dog Park Visionary
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What inspired Ramy Saleh to start Zoomies Dog Park?
Because what they give us is, I think it transcends what you'll find in human relationships, what you'll find in material things. It's something that's much higher. It's unconditional love. Where else can you find that?
Ramy Saleh is a visionary, community-driven entrepreneur and the founder of Zoomy's Dog Park, Houston's first members-only dog social club. Through his work, he creates safe, high-standard environments that foster socialization and responsible pet ownership, transforming the traditional dog park into a dedicated hub where the bond between dogs and their people can truly flourish.
You instinctively want to do something about it. Now, I've seen a lot of pet parents, a lot of dog parents that go through the first time of, you know, losing a very dear precious. They really live every moment to its fullest. When they want something, they really go for it to its fullest. It's something that I'm learning every day and relearning from my dog. That's a relationship that's been in development for 50,000 years. There is not a lot of green in Houston and now drones and helicopters are starting to notice us. I see helicopters flying over zoomies and they pause. What is this green space and all these roads and gray parking lots? It spans the globe like a super high school internet. Elvis, ready?
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How does unconditional love shape leadership lessons?
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I hope. Dude, you are. I had no idea. I was sitting to the one and only Mr. Senor Zoomies. Like there is a whole subreddit in Reddit of just Zoomies. For folks that don't know what Zoomies are, sir, please explain to what folks what a Zoomie is and then explain to folks what you do with said Zoomies.
Yeah. So zoomies very technically from a dog point of view is when they get that burst of energy and the dogs go round and round and round figure eights and circles. That is it. That is their zoomies. To us humans, whenever you hear zoomies sounds like fun because it is fun. And what do I do with it? Well, it's inspired by my dog who inspired the name Zoomy's Dog Park for, you know, a membership only dog park. It's the first of its kind in Houston. So and we'd like to bring more of it to Houston, more of it to Texas and more of it to America.
Gosh, I got to find out what inspired said Zoomy Park. Did you just look at a dog and go park?
zoomie zoomie in park is that how it happened yeah you know i wish it was that easy you know you just you bring this here banana you get the split you put them together it becomes a banana split but it really came out of a lot of pain and agony and here's the pain and agony so i'm a first time dog dad and i didn't know that dogs will change your life in a beautiful way oh yeah i thank my god i thank dog and god i love how you just said the real thing god is dog dog is god yeah yeah yeah I learned something from my dog every day, but what I learned was that he goes to the dog park. He has a lot of fun. I can't even find a restroom. I can't even look, you know what? I'm thirsty. I can't find anything to drink.
I can't find a restroom. And then I take him to the dog friendly, uh, you know, like brewery or whatever. Right. Sure. And then he's on the leash. He's sad. He's under the table. I'm out there having fun with my friends. So why not bring the two together so we can both have fun? You know, I want to have fun. He wants to have fun. So Zoomy's dog park is a place where you can have fun.
Right on. You know, not to bash the competition, but many mango seasons ago, I remember being at a bar and there was fake grass everywhere.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What inspired Ramy Saleh to start Zoomies Dog Park?
0:00–2:02
2
How does unconditional love shape leadership lessons?
2:02–6:31
3
What challenges did Ramy face in building a dog park?
6:31–11:02
4
How does Zoomies Dog Park enhance community bonding?
11:02–11:20
5
What lessons do dogs teach us about living in the moment?
11:20–15:12
6
Why is responsible pet ownership important?
15:12–17:19