Alberta Park Off Leash Dog Area

The Alberta Park Off-Leash Dog Area is a dog park in Portland, Oregon. It is not an enclosed off-leash area but a designated part of Alberta Park where dogs are permitted to be exercised off-leash. The off-leash area runs parallel to 22nd Street. Owners with vehicles can park on the side of the street and gain direct access from there. Measuring almost one and a half acres, this dog off-leash area in Portland is ideal for exercising dogs who have an excess of pent-up energy. 

The Alberta Park Off-Leash Dog Area has a lot of ground space, and dogs really do need to respond well to voice commands before owners let them loose there because it is unfenced and quite close to the road. Dogs also need to be socially friendly and not dominant to smaller dogs because there is no separate area for the smaller breeds. 

This off-leash area covered with wood chippings and has plenty of mature pine trees which provide not just some lovely shade but make it an exciting place for canine exploration. Even though the Alberta Park Off-Leash Dog Area in Portland is spacious, owners are still restricted to exercising a maximum of three dogs at once. 

All dogs being taken to the DOLA, or dog off-leash area, must have had their vaccinations and be licensed with the Portland authorities. As all dogs are expected to have completed their vaccinations, so puppies under four months are not eligible to use the park. Children are allowed to accompany parents and pets as long as a close eye is kept on them. 

Poop scooping in this off-leash area in Portland is very important as it is part of the main park. Poop should be scooped the moment it is deposited, so there is no risk of any bacterial or parasitic infections being passed on to other animals or park users. Check out the Alberta Park Off-Leash Dog Area today with your four-legged fur buddy today.