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Parks · Jurong East, Singapore
Singapore's largest dog water park with over 19,000 sq ft of pools and play space where owners join their dogs in the water. Its own site markets it as a family fun venue: 'your furry friends can now join you... in an exciting outdoor experience.'
A full outdoor dog-swimming venue where owners swim and play alongside their own dogs.
Wag & Wild's official site describes swimming and playing together with your dog, and states it is a kids-friendly facility for the whole family. Sessions are capacity-limited and booked in advance; owners supervise their dogs throughout.
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