Dog Parks and Public Places

• Parks and public places

  It is prohibited to have an animal in a park, playing field or playground, whether or not it is on a leash, with the exception of certain areas set up for this purpose.

• Parks that accept dogs and public roads

  On public roads and in some parks in Châteauguay, dogs are allowed under certain conditions.

  • The animal’s keeper must be in control of the animal at all times and keep it on a leash. The length of the leash may not exceed 2 metres (6.5 ft.).
  • The keeper must also ensure that the animal’s collar is secure and will not strangle it.
  • The animal must wear its identification tag at all times.
  • The dog’s droppings must be picked up immediately from public or private properties and disposed of hygienically. To this end, the keeper must at all times carry a bag or other device to adequately pick up after the dog.
  • The animal can never be left alone, whether or not it is tied up.
  • The keeper is responsible for damages caused by the animal.

  Here is a list of parks where leashed dogs are welcome.

  • Parc Jules-Léger (rue Rideau)
  • Parc MacDonell (rue Birch, near rue Robert Est)
  • Parc Pelletier (rue Pelletier)
  • Parc James-Palmer (rues Dunver et Lafontaine)
  • Parc de la Seigneurie (Woodbine et rue Montcalm)
  • Parc G.-E.-Cartier (rue Cartier et Réal)
  • Parc de Cambrai (boul. Saint-Joseph et rue Sullivan)
  • Parc Colpron (rue Dubois, corner of rue Robinson)
  • Parc Joseph-Laberge (boul. Salaberry Nord, corner of boul. Saint-Francis)
  • Parc Vincent (rues Vincent et Carillon)
  • Parc Léonide-Laberge (rues Wilbrod et Maurice)
  • Parc de la Commune (boulevard D’Youville et rue Edmour)
  • Parc Marcel-Seers (Corner of Boul. D’Youville and rue Girouard)
  • Parc Yvan-Franco (boul. De Gaulle et rue Desmarais)
  • Parc Charles-de Gaulle (boul. De Gaulle et rue Sainte-Marguerite)
  • Green space at the corner of Rue Laramée and Rue Rainville
• Dog parks

  Here are the dog parks located on the territory of the municipality where it is possible to let dogs free without a leash in an enclosure under the supervision of their guardian..

  • Parc Oliver (rues Maple et Stanton Est)
  • Parc Alfred-Dorais (boul. Primeau et rue Richelieu)
  • Parc de Concord

  Rules to follow 

  • Maximum of two dogs per keeper.
  • Keep your dog leashed until it is inside the dog park, near the transition zone.
  • When you enter and leave, make sure no other dog leaves the enclosure.
  • Stay in the dog park with your dog at all times.
  • Avoid taking your dog to the dog park if it shows signs of aggressivity.
  • Keep the area clean.
  • Do not eat, and do not give food to dogs, including biscuits or treats.
  • Have liability insurance.

  To be admitted to a dog park, the dog must: 

  • Be accompanied by a keeper.
  • Be up to date on its vaccinations.
  • Have a licence in compliance with the applicable by-law and wear the tag at all times.

  It is prohibited: 

  • For a dog to go to a dog park if it has symptoms of disease.
  • For dog trainers to use dog parks for their commercial activities.
  • To use toys inside a dog park.
  • For a child under 13 to be inside a dog park enclosure.

  Parc Oliver's dog park is temporarily closed

  Please note that the dog park at Parc Oliver is temporarily closed to the public due to a fallen tree. An intervention of our teams is expected shortly in anticipation of the re-opening.

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