FAQs

No, the space is not large enough to accommodate two separate areas properly.

It will be 7,000 square metres, which is about the size of a high school soccer field.

No, it's not safe for owners to be stationary in a leash-free area as it can cause dogs to be territorial or defensive. However, the plan is to have benches outside of the off-leash area.

There will be shade trees planted within and outside the leash-free area, but no shelter to avoid dogs establishing a territory around their owners and becoming defensive.

Yes! The plan is to have a water tap for filling up dog bowls, along with a drinking water fountain for humans.

No, there is no washroom building proposed as part of this project. 

Yes, there will be a Puppy Poop Power dog waste unit, which converts the collected dog waste into energy. These units are also mostly underground to help contain odours. 

Additionally, there will be a garbage container for non-biodegradable waste. 

Yes, the plan is to have solar powered lighting. 

There will be two accessible parking spots with barrier-free access, along with sloped paths leading to the entrance that meet accessibility standards.  

There will be two accessible only parking spots on site. The plan is also to have on-street parallel parking along Copper Street.

Yes, most of the surface will be grass. There will also be accessible stone dust paths at the entrance/exit where foot traffic is most concentrated.

• don't bring treats or toys
• don't bring puppies (under four months), aggressive dogs, or dogs in heat
• dogs older than seven months must be spayed or neutered
• kids under the age of 12 must come with an adult
• pick up dog waste and dispose in the designated receptacle
• dogs must have proper licences and vaccinations
• stay in close control of your dog at all times