Off-leash dog park below the Sunnybrook Hospital, on the west side of the West Don River.
Off-leash fenced dog park in the North District of Toronto.
The actual park requires dog to be on leash. However, there is an off-leash dog park beside the parking lots and fenced in.
Off-leash dog park located at 375 Sumach Street at Carlton Street near the lower playing fields, southeast of Riverdale Farm.
Off-leash dog park located at 400 Grace Street at Harbord Street.
Off-leash dog park located at 215 Avenue Road.
Lovely large leash-free park with walking trails. Access is off Don River Boulevard from Sheppard Avenue West. There are rules posted at the three entrances (i.e., no muzzle orders, no unaltered dogs) which are all double-entry gates.
Off-leash dog park located at 2075 Queen Street East at Lee Avenue (at the foot of Lee Avenue, on the beach delineated by fencing).
Off-leash dog park located at 301 St. Clair Ave. W.
This 125-year-old park and recreation area is 398-acres of gorgeous gardens, hiking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and fun activities. Home to birds, fish, rare plant species, and the famous Oak, Savannah’s beauty is in high supply. Plus, there are baseball fields, an outdoor pool, ice rink, tennis courts, a green house, a zoo, and the High Park Adventure Playground for the kids.
Miller Avenue Off-Leash Dog Park is open 24 hours a day, and welcomes dogs and people of all kinds (though puppies under four months are prohibited for vaccination reasons). The facility is fenced and handicapped-accessible, and offers tables, water, and bag dispensers for collecting animal waste. The Miller Avenue Off-Leash Dog Park is located at Miller Avenue and Rodick Road in Markham.
The area, a fenced 3/4 hectare site, is located in Ward 4 on Town-owned open space lands south of Tower Hill Road and just west of Yonge Street. It is contained by a 1.5 m tall chain link fence with a separate small dog area and a double-gated entry and exit area. The area is also located on the Town’s trail system to maximize its accessibility and the site will not impact any designated sensitive environmental areas.
The area, a fenced in 1 hectare site is located in Ward 3 within Phyllis Rawlinson Park just north of Leslie Street and 19th avenue. It is contained by a 1.5m galvanized wired fence with cedar timber posts. The site features a separate small dog area, double gated entrance, an upgraded access path to meet accessibility standards, and onsite parking and bathroom facilities.
Ajax’s Greenwood Conservation Area has beautiful views and a large area for off leash dog action. PLEASE DO NOT ENTER GREENWIOOD PARK MAIN ENTRANCE (off of Westney Road), as the main part of the park is supposed to be dog-free.
25 acres as an off-leash park with trails from one off-leash area to another.
fenced small and large dog areas, picnic tables and benches, doggie bags and garbage containers, no water so bring your own
Ancaster Leash Free Dog Park is a natural oasis of 22 acres of totally fenced, double entry gated, stream present, park benched, walking trailed facility run in partnership with the Ancaster Leash Free Dog Park Volunteer Group and the City of Hamilton. Also known as Cinema Park, the park is open year round to visitors from all regions in and around Hamilton Ontario Canada. The park is located on Golf Links Road between Legend Court and Kitty Murray Lane directly beside the Silver City Movie Cinemas. This location if in the heart of the Ancaster Power Centre gives opportunty for those who visit the area for shopping to allow their dear family pooches a chance to run free without danger. Join us on Facebook where we have over 700 active memebers adding pictures, public service announcements and humour postings daily. For those visitors to the Hamilton Wentworth Region in Southern Ontario we are a great place to bring your pooches to enjoy the canine social scene and nature.
Buffalo Dachshund Meet Up Group. Meet fellow Dachshunds and Dachshund Owners in the WNY/Buffalo area! Come to a local Dachshund Meetup to talk about training issues, health and nutrition, and the general well-being of our popular ‘hot dog’ breed, as well as let the dogs romp and play and make new friends Longhaired, Smooth or Wirehaired; miniature or full-sized, all breeds of Dachshunds and people are welcome! Location: Meetings held in different locations each month.
Newly opened dog park with oodles of space for your pooch to run and socialize.
There is an off-leash dog park located at Poplar Side Road between Hurontario Street & Raglan Street. It’s reported to be rarely used and somewhat poorly maintained with lots of holes and tree stumps.
The Small Dog Play Group meets monthly for socialization and exercise for dog 25 pounds and under.
Off-leash fenced dog park in the North District of Toronto.
Dog & Groom Dog & Groom (at Yonge/Eglinton), customizes each trim to suit your needs; adjusting it to your liking. Breed standard trim, (including hand-stripping) is offered to owners who prefer giving their pet that professional show finish. Dog & Groom uses top of the line equipment and products that are environmentally friendly. Area Served: Serving Leaside, Forest Hills, Briar Hill, Yonge/Eglington, Davisville, Lawrence Park, Mt. Pleasant, Sherwood, Moore Park, Belford Park, Summerhill, Casa Loma, Lytton Park, Deer Park Services Offered: Business Established: 2007
ARK II seeks to promote and protect the rights of all animals and foster their individual liberties through direct action, political action and public awareness campaigns. We will strive to build a world where animal liberation and human liberation become one in a fabric of mutual respect, tolerance and compassion.
The Dancing Hound Grooming Company Ltd. Dog grooming, cat grooming, and canine massage therapy in a professional, friendly, and relaxed home environment. Pets are groomed one at a time, and all dogs and cats are welcome, including those who are senior and have special needs. Hand stripping and cat baths available. Pet CPR and First Aid certified. Member NCGIA, ODGA, IAAMT. Area Served: Toronto, Greater Toronto Area, Downtown Toronto, Midtown TorontoServices Offered: » Grooms most/all breeds of dogs » Special Care Appointments » Hand Stripping Services » Cat Grooming Services » Offers Large Dog (70+ Pounds) Grooming Services » Exotic Animal Grooming Services Business Established: 2013
The actual park requires dog to be on leash. However, there is an off-leash dog park beside the parking lots and fenced in.
Correcting the imbalances of the body through Chinese medicine allows the animal to heal itself. As a practitioner able to bridge the mental gap between Eastern and Western medicine, Dr. Sherebrin finds that combining the two brings better results than either one alone.
