Dog off-leash parks and exercise areas
Dogs are required to be kept under control when in a public setting, whether on-leash or off-leash.
To help everyone appreciate our outdoor lifestyle, we have designated areas where you can exercise your dog on a leash or allow your dog to run off its lead. We also have areas where dogs or other domestic animals are not permitted.
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Rules for dog off-leash parks
To allow all users to enjoy dog off-leash areas safely, we ask that dogs:
- are effectively controlled
- do not attack, menace or worry other persons or animals
- do not damage private or public property
- do not escape from the off-leash area
- wear a collar and identification tag
- faeces are picked up.
The owner or responsible person for a dog that is on heat must ensure that the animal is not in a public place.
Dogs in public
Within any public area you must:
- keep your dog on a leash
- stop your dog from attacking or causing fear to a person or other animal
- ensure your dog is registered.
Bushland areas and parks
Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times in all bushland areas.
Areas where dogs are prohibited
Dogs are prohibited at: