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Parks · Vitacura
A 403 m2 fenced dog park inside a neighbourhood green space, with hurdles, an agility tunnel, a training platform and rings. Smaller and calmer than the Bicentenario dog zone, and mostly used by locals.
A purpose-built, fully fenced off-leash pen that the municipality lists as one of Vitacura's two official dog recreation parks.
Vitacura's pet-friendly page lists this as a fenced dog recreation park with triple-height fountains for adults, children and dogs, so off-leash play is sanctioned inside the fence only. Outside it, the municipal leash rule applies. Source: vitacura.cl pet-friendly page.
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