Dog parks are amazing places for exercise and socialization, but they only work when everyone follows the rules. In this guide, we’ll cover the essential etiquette for Canadian dog parks — from supervising your pup to respecting posted bylaws — so every visit is safe and enjoyable.
Dog parks are a cornerstone of Canada’s dog-friendly communities. They give pups the freedom to run, socialize, and burn off energy — while offering owners a chance to connect, too. But these shared spaces only work when everyone plays by the same rules. In this guide, we’ll walk through the essentials of dog park etiquette in Canada, from preparing your dog at home to handling tricky situations in the park.
Dog parks are one of the best perks of living in Canada’s dog-friendly communities — but only if everyone follows good etiquette. By supervising your dog, respecting others, and following posted rules, you’ll help keep these spaces open and safe for years to come.
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