We all know that owning a dog can be great for our own health and wellbeing, but how do you keep your dog’s wellbeing in check? There are many ways to mentally stimulate your dog at home – such as toys and games, however getting them out of the house and allowing them to safely explore beyond the backyard is important in allowing them to expel all that physical and mental energy.
Dog parks can be a wonderful place to take your dog – they promote exercise through muscle use, increased brain activity and offer opportunities for socialisation with other dogs and people. Some of our communities feature a range of purpose-built dog parks and many of our communities have open spaces and walking paths which are just perfect for you and your dog’s next outing.
Dog Parks
Riverbank dog park, QLD
If you’re looking for a dog park that has plenty of space for your four-legged friend – look no further than Riverbank Dog Park! It’s conveniently located within the Riverbank community and features an abundance of lush grassy space, great for exercising your dog and playing fetch! The dog park is fully fenced, beautifully landscaped and has a playground that children will love – a great place to spend an afternoon with the whole family.
Flagstone dog park, QLD
Flagstone dog Park is paw-fect for sniffing out adventure! The purpose-built dog park has separate spaces for both small and large dogs, featuring:
- Touch activated water spouts
- Grassy mounds
- Cave-like tunnels
- Training hoops
- Play equipment
- Open lawns
The dog park is a part of the Flagstone’s brand new $12 million regional park, that features the ultimate playground experience for all ages!
Rockley dog park, Googong ACT
Our four-legged Googonian friends have been enjoying themselves at Rockley dog park for almost 5 years now. It features agility equipment such as pipe and weaving poles.
Barkley dog park, Googong ACT
Barkley dog park is also located within Googong, it’s the larger of the two dog parks in the community – featuring a huge central dam, perfect for water play. The park also includes some agility equipment and stimulating play spaces. The dog park features an impressive large-scale dog sculpture – definitely worth checking out.
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Open spaces and walking paths
Our communities feature a wide range of open spaces including ovals, reserves and walking paths that are great for exercising and socialising your dog.
Lightsview, SA
All Lightsview residents can enjoy the benefits of their new home being located within 300m of open spaces, most within 200m! There is a network of beautifully landscaped parks and reserves, all connected by easily accessible walking and cycling trails that provide a welcoming space for exercising your dog.
Frankie @frankies.travels enjoying the great outdoors in his Lightsview community.
Aston, VIC
Our Aston community in Victoria has two kilometres of walking and cycling trails along the wetlands that link out to numerous parks, playgrounds, boardwalks and viewing platforms. Perfect for an early morning jog or evening stroll with your dog.
Lakelands, WA
You and your dog can enjoy the great outdoors at Lakelands by exploring a multitude of landscaped parks, walking paths and stunning natural lakes.
Take a look at Badger and Musca having a wonderful time exploring the Lakelands community.
Take a look at Badger and Musca having a wonderful time exploring the Lakelands community.
Golden Bay, WA
You’ll be spoilt for choice in Golden Bay when it comes to all the parks and playgrounds that are on offer. This is great for the kids and dogs! See why Ben and William love heading down to their local open space
Burns Beach, WA
Longing for a sunset coastal walk with your four-legged friend? Head to Burns Beach to enjoy this stunning 14km trail weaves through the beautiful coastline, with bushland and coastal views on offer.
Dog training
If your dog needs to brush up on their socialising skills you could try taking some positive reinforcement dog training classes with the RSPCA or Bark Busters Australia, both of whom have trainers across Australia.
There really are so many options when it comes to getting out and about with your dog – don’t forget to follow the dog park and open space rules within your community. Use the hashtag #peetpets when posting a pic of your pet on Facebook or Instagram, we love seeing see where you take your dog (or your dog takes you!) in our Peet communities.
Meet some of our Peet dogs
mia_thecavoodle
It's a Paw Party 🎉🐾 #PawParty #Flagstone #flagstonelife #weekends #adventure #cutie #thoseeyes #puppy #cavoodle #cavoodlesofinsta #dogsofinstagram #dogmodel #follow #PrincessMia
creamyncoffee
Enjoying the sunset🌄 #lightsviewlife #creamyncoffee
williamthelabrador
yay!!! My favourite time of the day!! 😀😀#goldenbaylife #williamthelabrador #callmebilly
lovemycanines5
Oh my goodness, I pulled off my first eva dog park. I even went freestylin off leash. Dis guy is @frank_the_tank_deafdane #frank_the_tank_deafdane @mimslife12
He is my bodyguard
#rescuedogsrule
@abcrinc
#flagstonelife
#australiancattledogs
Dianne Green
Still love this photo! #goldenbaylife
ourdogkiba
You know when you go to a party and there's usually one weirdo in the room? Well.. today that weirdo was me 😝.
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The Flagstone Dog Park launch pawty had these massive balloons decorating the whole park and it was my one and only mission today to pop it 🙈.
tobby_santa
My neighbours! #springerspaniel #yanchep #yanchepgoldestate #dog #dogs #kangaroos #neighbours #doggy
felix_the_doberman
#dobermanlove #movidalife
murphy.spaniel
Had a whale of a time at the paw party held by Flagstone Estate for the opening of their new dog water park!🐳💦🐾
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