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Cafés · Gijang
A Gijang dog cafe with a large grass playground, a private summer swimming pool, parasol seating and photo spots. It has full bath facilities with tubs and dry rooms so your dog can be washed and dried before heading home.
Grass, a pool and a full wash station make this the most complete dog-play day out on Busan's east coast.
Open 11:00-21:00 year-round per the official Visit Busan article; you must bring your own shampoo, towels and combs for the bath area. Dogs play off-leash in the playground; parking is across the street.
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