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SelkirkDog Parks: Explore Dog Parks Near You

Your Complete Guide to Dog Parks in Selkirk

Selkirk offers a convenient and community-supported off-leash dog park for residents looking to give their dogs space to play and socialize safely.

About Selkirk Dog Parks

Situated just north of Winnipeg, Selkirk provides dog owners with a fenced off-leash dog park located near the Selkirk Community Trail and recreation fields. The park is well-loved for its open space, safe enclosure, and welcoming atmosphere. Locals appreciate how it connects to the city’s active trail system, making it easy to combine walks and off-leash play. Selkirk encourages responsible pet ownership, with clear signage, waste bins, and enforcement of basic park rules.

Selkirk Dog Parks

Selkirk Dog Park Etiquette

1. Is the dog park fenced?

Yes, the Selkirk Off-Leash Dog Park is **fully fenced** and includes a gated entry for added safety.

2. Do I need to supervise my dog?

Yes. Owners must remain within the off-leash area and monitor their dogs at all times.

3. Do dogs need a license?

Yes, all dogs must be **licensed** and current on vaccinations before using public parks.

4. Should I bring waste bags?

Yes. While some bins are available, it’s best to **bring your own waste bags** and dispose of them properly.

5. Can children enter the off-leash park?

Children are allowed under supervision but should not run or play among dogs for safety reasons.

Selkirk Park FAQs

1. Where is the Selkirk Off-Leash Dog Park located?

Near the **Selkirk Recreation Complex** and **Community Trail**, easily accessible by car or foot.

2. Is there parking?

Yes, **free parking** is available near the recreation fields and adjacent facilities.

3. Are there separate areas for small and large dogs?

No, the park is **one open space** for all breeds and sizes.

4. Is the dog park open year-round?

Yes, weather permitting. Trails and fields are **accessible in all seasons**.

5. Can I bring toys or treats?

Yes, but avoid food or high-value items that may cause disputes between dogs.

6. Where can I find more info?

Visit **myselkirk.ca** and search for “dog park” for park maps and bylaw information.