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Browse Dog Parks by Province

Discover off-leash dog parks across Canada, organized by province. Whether you're looking for a fenced dog run in the city or a sprawling trail in the countryside, start by choosing your province below.

Dog Parks in Ontario

From Toronto to Ottawa and every small town in between, Ontario offers hundreds of leash-free areas for your pup to explore.

Dog Parks in British Columbia

Enjoy off-leash adventures with your dog in lush coastal forests, mountain trails, and urban greenspaces across B.C.

Dog Parks in Alberta

Discover scenic leash-free parks in Alberta’s cities and foothills, including Calgary, Edmonton, and beyond.

Dog Parks in Manitoba

Find friendly off-leash zones across Winnipeg and Manitoba’s prairie towns — perfect for every pup.

Dog Parks in Saskatchewan

Let your dog roam free in spacious dog parks located in Saskatoon, Regina, and more across Saskatchewan.

Dog Parks in Quebec

Discover dog parks in Montreal, Quebec City, and surrounding regions with fenced areas and trail access.

Dog Parks in New Brunswick

Find leash-free zones from Fredericton to Moncton with scenic spots and dog-friendly trails.

Dog Parks in Nova Scotia

Enjoy coastal dog parks and wooded paths around Halifax and communities across Nova Scotia.

Dog Parks in Prince Edward Island

Explore the best off-leash areas in PEI, from scenic green spaces to small-town dog parks.

Dog Parks in Newfoundland & Labrador

Discover dog parks nestled in coastal towns and cities like St. John’s — where your pup can play and explore.

Popular Cities

Vancouver British Columbia

Discover Vancouver’s most scenic leash-free dog parks, from oceanside trails to spacious urban play zones nestled in the heart of the city.

Calgary Alberta

Explore Calgary’s vast network of over 150 off-leash areas, including riverside paths, open fields, and one of Canada’s largest fenced dog parks.

Burlington Ontario

Find safe and friendly leash-free zones in Burlington’s beautiful neighborhoods, perfect for daily exercise and relaxed weekend play.

Oakville Ontario

Unleash your pup in Oakville’s thoughtfully maintained off-leash parks, supported by the community and set in picturesque green spaces.

Mississauga Ontario

Mississauga hosts multiple leash-free zones, including Jack Darling Dog Park, Totoredaca Dog Park, and Quenippenon Meadows.

Toronto Ontario

Toronto is one of our most popular cities, offering dog owners over 70 leash-free parks to explore across the city.

Dog breeds in Canada

Choosing the right dog breed is one of the most important steps before adopting a furry friend in Canada.  Different breeds have unique personalities, exercise needs, and care requirements.  Explore our dog breed profiles to learn which dogs are best for Canadian families, apartment living,  active lifestyles, or first-time owners.

Volpino Italiano with a fluffy white coat sitting on a dirt trail in a forest, looking cheerful with upright ears and a happy expression.

Volpino Italiano

The Volpino Italiano is a lively, affectionate, and charming toy spitz breed from Italy, known for its fluffy white coat, expressive face, and spirited personality. Bred as both a companion dog and a watchdog, the Volpino combines the alertness of a guardian with the devotion of a lapdog. Although small in stature, this breed has a bold heart and thrives in homes that can offer daily activity, mental stimulation, and close companionship.

Skye Terrier with a long, flowing gray coat and large upright ears sitting on a dirt trail in a forest, looking calm and friendly with its tongue out.

Skye Terrier

The Skye Terrier is a dignified, loyal, and elegant Scottish terrier breed known for its long flowing coat, low-set body, and devoted nature. Originally bred to hunt foxes and badgers on Scotland’s Isle of Skye, this rare breed combines working ability with a calm, affectionate temperament. Skye Terriers are deeply attached to their families, gentle with those they love, yet reserved with strangers, making them both charming companions and watchful protectors.

Perro de Presa Canario with a muscular brindle fawn coat sitting on a dirt path in a forest, looking calm and powerful with a steady, alert gaze.

Perro de Presa Canario

The Perro de Presa Canario is a calm, confident, and massively powerful Canary Islands guardian developed for controlling cattle and protecting farms. Deeply loyal with its family and naturally suspicious of strangers, the Presa needs experienced, hands-on owners who provide structure, early socialization, and ongoing training. If you’re wondering “Are Perro de Presa Canarios good family dogs?”—they can be devoted companions in capable homes that prioritize management, exercise, and manners.

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