Bring Buddy
SAFETY TIPS
Keep your dog safe
Choose a time of day that isn’t too busy.
Only take the number of dogs that you can watch and safely handle
Observe
Assess who is at the park before you enter
Walking into the park and unleashing your pet immediately can be quite overwhelming for your dog. Give him time to adjust.
Watch
Keep a close eye on your dog at all times - you my know your dog but you never know how other dogs will react.
Don't talk on the phone, get distracted talking, or read a book. It is important to know what your dog and others around him or her are doing every moment you are there.
Train your dog
Make sure your dog is under effective control at all times. Practice the recall. If you call their name they should immediately come back to you and reward them for doing so.
If you think your dog is stressed or uncomfortable, LEAVE - don't stay. Come back another day.
Cypress Ave, Brooklyn
has double gates, shade for hotter days, a water fountain and a community toy box. A separate 'time out' area (for small or older dogs) has some mini agility equipment
Brimbank
Deer Park, Davitt Drive Reserve
Keilor Downs, Green Gully Reserve
St Albans, International Gardens Reserve, Cordelia Grove
St Albans, Wahgunyah Reserve, Wahgunyah Drive
Sunshine North, Duke St Reserve
Sunshine North, Roussac Reserve, Somerset Drive
Sunshine West, Collenso Street Reserve
Maribyrnong
West Footscray, Martin Reserve, Essex Street
Yarraville, McIvor Reserve, Francis Street
Yarraville Gardens, parking available off Whitehall St
Melton
Melton, Navan Park, Centennial Avenue
Melton South, Fraser Street Reserve
Moonee Valley
Strathmore, Alf Pearce Reserve, Carnarvon Road
Moreland
Brunswick, Gilpin Park, Corner Pearson St and Albert St
Wyndham
Presidents Park, east of the dog obedience building
Point Cook, Saltwater Promenade
Truganina, corner Forsyth Road and Perennial Drive