Sounds good, but let’s cut the fluff and focus on the essentials. Layer 1: a durable, slip‑resistant base—think poured concrete with a textured finish so paws don’t slip. Layer 2: a structural grid of pressure‑treated lumber or engineered wood framing to support any future shade canopies or benches. Layer 3: a thick, dense drainage layer—rubber mats or a gravel/peat mix—so the ground stays firm during rain and the soil underneath doesn’t erode. Layer 4: a compacted, high‑density turf or low‑maintenance artificial grass; this gives pups a soft surface while staying easy to clean. Layer 5: optional raised platforms or “nooks” that are built on the same frame but with a raised, insulated footing; this keeps the “cozy” feel while preventing water pooling. Finally, layer 6: perimeter security fencing, but make sure it’s modular—easy to adjust if you need to add new features. Stick to those, and you’ll get a park that’s both structurally sound and welcoming.