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Dog Parks
A DOG’S DAY OUT
UNLEASH THE FUN THIS SUMMER
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The sun is out and it’s time to have a ball with your best mate at one of nine local dog parks just waiting to be sniffed out.
Salisbury’s dog-friendly parks make the perfect spots for your furry friend to exercise and socialise off leash in a safe and friendly environment, while you can meet like-minded people.
Council is committed to providing great outdoor spaces for dogs and their owners, with recent additions including a new small dog park at The Paddocks Reserve, which was opened in September last year. Other small dog only zones, created to ensure our littlest four-legged friends feel at home, are located at Happy Home
Reserve, Canterbury Drive and Baltimore Reserve. All dog parks are enclosed and feature exciting obstacles such as tunnels, hoops and ramps as well as the provision of bags, water and bowls. The dog parks are also co-located with other popular facilities including walking trails, sporting equipment and playgrounds.


Check out salisbury.sa.gov.au/dogparks to find your closest dog park today.
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A DOG’S DAY OUT


Happy Home Reserve, Salisbury North


Baltimore Reserve, Parafield Gardens



Canterbury Drive Reserve, Salisbury Heights
The Paddocks, Para Hills West

TOP TIPS FOR KEEPING YOUR DOG SAFE AND HAPPY
Before visiting a dog park, make sure your dog has up to date vaccinations, is microchipped, desexed and registered
It is important to only visit dog parks if you are sure your dog is comfortable around other people/ animals. If your dog is a bit shy, it might be a good idea to try it out during a quieter time
Throw a towel in the car in case your pooch gets muddy
Keep an eye on your dog at times – you never know what might end up in their mouth or when they could get into trouble
Always clean up after your dog using the bags and bins provided.