Off-leash dog parks offer a safe place for you to take your dog so that they can get some quality exercise off the leash. They present a good opportunity for untethered running and chasing, as well as opportunities for training and socialization with other dogs and people.
Generally, they are fenced off so your dog can’t escape and are usually grassy so they are comfortable and safe for running on. While you don’t have to let your dog off the leash in these parks, you should be prepared for the fact that other dogs will be running free and may approach you and your companion.
It is difficult to find off-leash dog parks, and although many owners do let their dogs off the leash at Squantum Point Park, dogs should be kept on a leash in this area. This means that there aren’t any off-leash parks in Quincy itself, but below are four off-leash parks that are close and within easy access of the Quincy area.
Off-leash walking allowed all year round, from dawn to dusk
On-street parking only
Other amenities include trails and a softball field
In Conclusion
While there are no dedicated off-leash dog parks in Quincy, there are several within a few miles, all of which offer some off-leash facilities. You should always ensure that you clean up after your dog.
Some parks provide poo bags next to the dedicated dog waste bins, but it is better to be safe than sorry and take your own bags. And, of course, always be prepared for other dogs to be off-leash and potentially approach you and your dog as you walk.
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