Nashville's explosive growth and music industry culture have created unexpected challenges for the city's dog owners. With 100+ people moving to Music City daily, facilities like Shelby Bottoms Dog Park are overwhelmed, while neighborhoods like The Gulch, Music Row, and East Nashville see young professionals in high-rent apartments (66% rental rate) lacking private outdoor space. The city's live music scene means many pet-friendly venues exclude dogs during performances, and construction projects regularly close popular dog exercise areas. Summer heat and humidity create dangerous conditions for months, while spring flooding makes many parks unusable. Despite spending $1,800 annually per pet, Nashville dog parents struggle with facilities that can't keep pace with the city's 15% annual population growth. Tourist crowds during CMA Fest and other major events make downtown parks chaotic for months at a time. Rome brings private, music-friendly yards to Nashville's most vibrant neighborhoods, offering a harmonious solution for dog parents who want to keep the beat going without the crowds, construction, and chaos of America's hottest boomtown.