Enjoy the outdoors with your dog in New York City parks! Remember to be safe, obey the rules, and respect the park and others.

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Dog runs are re-open. Please continue to wear a face covering and maintain at least six feet of social distance from other households. Our off-leash rules still apply, but please note that the Center for Disease Control recommends that all dog owners keep their dogs on a leash and maintain at least six feet of distance from other people and animals.

Rules and Regulations

• New York State law requires that dogs be vaccinated against rabies, and the New York City Health Code requires every dog owner/attendant carry with them proof of current dog license and rabies vaccination while in public. Dog owners may be fined for violation of these laws. To obtain an application for a dog license, please visit the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's Dog Licenses website, or call 311. You may also obtain an application from a veterinarian, animal shelter, or pet shop.
• Dogs must be on a leash (no more than six feet long) at all times, except in dog runs and designated off-leash areas at the prescribed times.
• You must pick up after your dog and dispose of the waste in containers provided throughout the park.
• You must prevent your dog from chasing birds, squirrels, and other animals.
• Dogs are not permitted in playgrounds, zoos, fountains, ball fields, on basketball/handball/tennis courts, in swimming pools/facilities, bathing areas, and New York City beaches (see exceptions below).

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Where to Go With Your Dog

Beaches and Bathing Facilties: Dogs are not allowed to enter any bathing facilities, including New York City beaches. However, as a courtesy, leashed dogs are allowed on the sand at Wolfe’s Pond Beach, South Beach, Manhattan Beach, Midland Beach, Cedar Grove Beach, Coney Island Beach, and Brighton Beach from October 1 until May 1. Dogs are not allowed on the sand and boardwalk at Rockaway Beach from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Dogs are not allowed on the boardwalk at Orchard Beach from May 20 to October 1. Leashed dogs are allowed on the boardwalk/promenade at South Beach, Midland Beach, Brighton Beach, and Coney Island Beach. Leashed dogs are allowed on the boardwalk at Manhattan Beach from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m only.

Dog Runs: Dog runs are large, fenced-in areas for dogs to exercise unleashed during park hours.

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Designated Off-Leash Areas: Some park areas allow dogs to be off leash from the time the park opens until 9:00 a.m. and from 9:00 p.m. until the park closes. The off-leash policy in certain parks may be subject to changes in consideration of resident or transient wildlife.

Be Safe

• Do not leave your dog unattended.
• Do not tie your dog to benches, fences, or light poles.
• Always leash your dog on roadways.
• Keep aggressive or unsocialized dogs leashed and separated from other dogs at all times.
• Do not put yourself between fighting dogs. Throw water, toss a blanket, or create a loud noise.
• Guard against animal theft by considering the use of a microchip ID for your dog. For more information about microchip IDs for dogs, please visit the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals' website.

Respect the Park and Others

• Keep an eye on your dog at all times. Only you are responsible for your dog’s actions. Please remember that other park visitors may be afraid of your dog. Do not allow your dog to run and jump on other people or dogs without an invitation.
• Do not allow your dog to drink from park fountains, unless a special dog fountain is provided.
• Do not let your dog enter water bodies except for those specifically designated for dogs.
• Be good to the grass. Heavy use in a given area compacts soil and damages the turf. Keep walking – you’ll see more and do less damage.
• Please keep off wet grass. During and after a rainfall, topsoil is 20 times more vulnerable to compaction.

Resources

Keep your dog healthy and happy. Take your dog to a veterinarian for annual physical exams and inoculations against rabies and other diseases.

For information about spaying/neutering your pet, please contact the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) at (212) 876-7700.

To report a lost or found dog, please contact Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) at lost and found wesbite.

To report animal cruelty, please call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS (8477). To report crimes in progress, please call 911.

For more information about adopting a dog in New York City, please visit Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) at nycacc.org.

Locations

Murray Playground Dog Run

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St. Mary's Dog Run

As a part of our Anchor Parks initiative, reconstruction of the dog run and ballfield in the southeast corner of St. Mary's Park is now underway. Follow this project on the Parks Capital Tracker for updates.

Events

Visit our Dog Events page to find pet-themed events in Parks for you and your dog pal.

City Dog Groups

ARF–ARF
American Society For The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Animal Care & Control of New York
Central Park Paws
Fellowship in the Interest of Dogs & their Owners (FIDO)
Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals
New York Council of Dog Owners Groups
Park Users and Pets Society

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