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7/13 Orlando Meet - Fleet Park Dog Park

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  • Fleet Peeples Dog Park
    2000 Lakemont Ave
    Winter Park - Orlando FL

    I will be there with Caesar and Cairo from 4-7pm if anyone is interested in meeting. My name is Betsey.

    Here are the rules of the park:

    FLEET PEEPLES PARK DOG PARK RULES
    NOTICE TO A L L PARK USERS: This is a designated dog recreation area.
    You will encounter dogs off-leash. Users of this park do so at their own
    risk. The City of Winter Park shall not be liable for any injury or damage
    caused by any dog in this park. Each dog owner is legally & financially
    responsible for their dog’s behavior. Violation of these rules can result in
    fines and/or permanent loss of park privileges.
    Park Hours: 8:00 am – until sunset
    1. Fleet Peeples Park is designated as a “Dog Friendly” park. Upon entering you
    agree to abide by the park rules.
    2. Dispose of all pet waste and trash in receptacles. You must clean up after your
    dog per City Ordinance No.18-44.
    3. Dogs are allowed off-leash except weekends & holidays from 10 am until 4 pm.
    4. Puppies under 4 months old are prohibited from the park.
    5. Dogs must be within voice range and under owner’s control at all times.
    6. Dogs may not be tethered, staked, or left unattended at any time.
    7. All dogs must have proof of current vaccinations.
    8. Aggressive dogs are prohibited from this park and dogs exhibiting aggressive
    behavior must be removed from the park immediately. Aggressive Behavior
    includes: fighting, biting other dogs or humans, uncontrollable actions or lack
    of owner’s ability to control their dog.
    9. You are required to give your name, phone number and proof of vaccination to
    injured party before leaving park, if your dog inflicts an injury.
    10. Dog owners are solely liable for injuries or damage caused by their dogs.
    11. Female dogs in heat are prohibited from the park.
    12. Dogs must be leashed when entering and leaving the park.
    13. No Alcoholic beverages permitted in park.
    IN CASE OF DISTURBANCE OR EMERGENCY,
    CALL 407-644-1313
    FOR POLICE OR PARAMEDICS.

  • Well pooh, I was hoping to make it over one Sunday, but rule #3 means we would have to come after 4 on a weekend. I'll have to plan a "late Monday" sometime and drive over.

    Anne

  • Well the boys loved it. It was like Davis Island and Westpark put together x5. A bit stressful since they were high on crack when we first arrived going opposite directions. I finally got Cairo to calm down and stay close by….

    no other basenjis there :(

    I will try again next week.

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