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Dog-friendly travel guides since 1997: places, parks, beaches and trails where your dog is welcome.

Watertown, New York Dog Parks
Take Your dog to an Off-Leash Dog Park or a Dog-Friendly Park


About Taking Your Dog To An Off-Leash Dog Park



Dogs Love to run free.In many areas, however, it is not possible to allow your dog to run leash-free for many reasons. First of all, almost all cities and even small towns have leash laws. Dogs must be on leash when outside of a closed private yard. Also, it is not safe for dogs to run free in most areas. Car traffic is everywhere and we have all seen too many dogs out in the middle of a busy street. Fortunately, there are thousands of off-leash parks, many fenced, where dogs can safely run off-leash.  --- Continued

Dog Park Etiquette

  •  Watertown City Guide
 

       Dog-Friendly Parks

  •  Long Point State Park-Thousand Islands -7495 State Park Road  Three Mile Bay
    This peaceful park, located on a grassy, semi-wooded peninsula on Lake Ontario, provides a sheltered harbor for boats and a variety of land and water recreational activities. Dogs must have proof of rabies inoculation and there are no additional pet fees. Dogs must be crated or leashed (6 foot) and cleaned up after. They are not allowed in picnic areas. Dogs are allowed throughout the rest of the park and on trails.















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