Albuquerque Dog Park Closes for ‘Treatnado’Albuquerque Dog Park Closes for ‘Treatnado’ Albuquerque, NM – The popular La Cueva Dog Park has been temporarily closed after a bizarre and humorous incident involving a “treatnado.” Yesterday afternoon, a large group of dog owners gathered at the park with their furry companions. As they unleashed their dogs, a gust of wind swept through the area, carrying a cloud of treats into the air. The treats, which included everything from biscuits to jerky, formed a swirling vortex that enveloped several dogs. The dogs, oblivious to the danger, chased and snapped at the treats in a frenzy. “It was like something out of a cartoon,” said one witness. “Dogs were leaping and barking, trying to catch the treats that were flying all over the place.” As the treatnado continued to grow, it became evident that the dogs were becoming overwhelmed and disoriented. The park rangers quickly intervened and ordered everyone to evacuate the area. “We’ve never seen anything like this before,” said a park ranger. “It was a complete treatnado.” The park was closed for several hours while the rangers cleaned up the mess and checked on the dogs. Fortunately, none of the animals were injured in the incident. The treatnado has become the talk of the town, with many people posting videos and photos of the event on social media. The Albuquerque Dog Park is expected to reopen this weekend, with additional precautions in place to prevent future treatnados. In the meantime, dog owners are advised to keep their treats securely stored and be aware of any unexpected treat-related weather phenomena.