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Parks · Marine Parade, Singapore
A 0.2ha fenced dog run at Parkland Green — NParks states it is the largest dog run in the east of Singapore, opened at the country's most visited park. Dogs can run unleashed inside while the surrounding park offers sea breezes and picnic spots.
The biggest off-leash dog run in eastern Singapore, right by the coastline.
NParks' official press release confirms the 0.2ha dog run at Parkland Green within East Coast Park, designed in consultation with the dog community. NParks' dog etiquette requires dogs inside runs to be healthy, vaccinated, supervised at all times, with scheduled breeds muzzled.
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