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Parks · San Isidro
Fenced off-leash zones of more than 200 square metres with agility equipment, installed in three San Isidro parks: Bustamante y Rivero, Alfonso Ugarte and Talamantes. They exist so dogs can run without bothering other park users.
Rare legal off-leash space in central Lima, and still promoted by the district a decade after opening.
Off-leash only inside the fence; aggressive or legally dangerous breeds must stay leashed and muzzled, no food except water, no puppies under five months and no females in heat. Entry is free and the zones take up about 5% of each park. The district page dates the programme to 2016 and a March 2025 municipal item shows it still running, but the published hours are not on that page, so check the gate sign.
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