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Parks · Chaoyang District
A converted textile warehouse district beside the Ba River in Chaoyang, now home to designer stores, vintage furniture shops and regular markets. Nearly 50 pet-friendly merchants operate here, water stations sit outside many shops, and dog-themed cafes serve canine-shaped latte art and desserts. The 'Super Dog Project' store offers a sunny 'beach' area for coffee and dog-watching.
Beijing's densest pet-friendly commercial street: fifty dog-welcoming shops and a strong dog social scene within one walkable campus.
Free to enter; leashed dogs are welcome across the outdoor lanes per Visit Beijing, with individual shops setting their own indoor rules. Hours were not published in the source - individual shops vary, markets on weekends. The free lot outside fills fast on weekends; arrive before 10 AM.
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