Dog Blog
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Membership Park Rules
Before the leash comes off, make sure you know these 6 must-follow rules:
1. Friendly Dogs Only
Dogs must be social and suitable for an off-leash environment. Dogs displaying aggressive or unsafe behaviour may be asked to leave.2. Fixed After 6 Months
Dogs under 6 months may be unfixed. Once your pup reaches 6 months old, they must be spayed or neutered to use the Adventure Park.3. 10 & Under Stay Outside the Off-Leash Park
Children 10 and under are not permitted inside the off-leash Adventure Park. Guests 11–16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.4. Keep Eyes on Your Pup
The Adventure Park is not a drop-off service. Owners must remain in the park and actively supervise their dogs.5. Our Dogplex Wranglers Have the Final Say
Our Dog Wranglers may intervene, handle, leash, redirect or remove a dog when necessary to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment.6. See It? Scoop It!
Please clean up after your dog and help us keep our park beautiful, clean and ready for the next adventure. 💩 -
Our New location is almost here!
The countdown is on, and we can’t wait to welcome you and your pup to our new location this June!
We’ve been dreaming, planning, building, and wagging our tails over this next chapter, and it’s almost time to share it with you. If your pup is booked with us starting in June, here’s a little peek at what’s coming.
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Flea and Tick Season in Ontario: What Every Dog Owner Should Know
Flea and tick season in Ontario can start earlier than many dog owners expect, especially once temperatures reach 4°C and above. This guide explains where fleas and ticks are commonly found, signs your dog may have picked one up, and why vet-recommended prevention is important for outdoor adventures, trail walks, daycare, and everyday play.
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Canine Cough in Dogs: What Pet Parents Should Know
Canine cough, often called kennel cough, is a common respiratory illness that can spread anywhere dogs spend time together, like daycare, boarding, grooming, dog parks, and training classes. Knowing what to look for and acting early can help protect your dog and reduce the spread to others. Want the full scoop on canine cough? Read our latest blog to learn more.
