Paju City Opens Companion Animal Park in Dayul-dong... Separate Areas for Large and Small/Medium-Sized Dogs
Safety fences and double-entry gates installed
Obstacle course and shade shelters also provided
Paju City in Gyeonggi Province announced on November 11 that it had opened a companion animal park on November 10 in the area around 1082 Dayul-dong. The park is equipped with play facilities and rest areas where companion animals and residents can enjoy outdoor activities together.
Paju City held an opening ceremony for the companion animal park on the 10th in the area around 1082 Dayul-dong. Provided by Paju City.
View original imageThe park has separate play areas for small and medium-sized dogs and large dogs, taking into account their size and characteristics. Safety fences, double-entry gates, and closed-circuit television (CCTV) have been installed to manage access and prevent accidents. A separate area is also available to isolate animals from others when necessary.
The park also features agility equipment, an obstacle course that promotes physical activity for companion animals, as well as drinking fountains and shade shelters. Streetlights have been installed for nighttime use.
The city plans to improve the park's operations by addressing inconveniences and incorporating residents' feedback. It also plans to assess demand arising from the growing number of companion animal owners and expand related infrastructure.
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A Paju City official said, "We designed the park so that people and their companion animals can bond and relax comfortably," adding, "We will do our best to operate and manage it so that everyone can use it with peace of mind."
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