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A Guide for Dog Owners in Central Park (Visit this link)

If you are in New York with your dog, you will both enjoy Central Park. The park's 843 acres provide miles of walking paths and its green lawns are often overflowing with friendly dogs. Local playgroups dot the park and provide ample socialization. There are a few rules you need to obey. Keep your dog on a short leash between 9 am and 9 pm. If your dog is aggressive, never let him off the leash. Finally, always pick up after your dog. Central Park Paws lists more information.

Last Modified: Thursday Sep 11 2008

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