Play Safe at Our Community Dog Parks
Dog parks give residents and their pets a convenient place to exercise, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors. A safe visit starts with attentive supervision, healthy pets, and consideration for others.
Use this quick guide before and during every visit to help keep our shared space clean, welcoming, and safe. Dog park use is at your own risk, and all Rental Agreement and addendum requirements remain in effect.
Before You Enter
- No more than two dogs per resident.
- Dogs must be at least 20 weeks old.
- Keep dogs leashed until they are inside and the gate is securely latched.
- Dogs must have required vaccinations, a current license, owner identification, and a current rabies tag.
- Dogs must be free of communicable diseases and parasites, including fleas and ticks.
- Dogs in heat are not permitted in the dog park.
While You’re in the Park
- Stay attentive control and supervise your dog at all times and prevent escapes from the fenced area.
- If the park has equipment, use it properly. The park equipment is for dogs only and is used at your own risk.
- Clean up and properly dispose of pet waste immediately.
- Do not allow dogs to dig holes, damage fencing or other park equipment.
- Anyone under age 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Infants and young children always require a guardian’s supervision.
Respond to Unsafe Behavior
Dogs known to behave aggressively toward people or other dogs are not permitted. If your dog shows aggression, leash your pet immediately and leave the park. Acting quickly helps prevent injuries and keeps the space comfortable for everyone.
Help Keep the Park Safe
A positive dog park experience depends on every resident. Follow posted rules, watch your pet closely, and be considerate of neighbors.