Charleswood Dog Park Club
4000 Grant Avenue R3R 0L1 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

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Message from a park user Hi, I was at the park yesterday afternoon and lost a set of keys. Car key and a remote, few other keys, co op tab. I was wondering if anyone had found them? (Cute dog added just because he is adorable)

Sending out positive thoughts for all the essentials workers. Stay safe. Let's care for each other and get through the rough times together.

*** NOW AT ANIMAL SERVICES AGENCY *** Nov 20.20 Call 311 or visit http://winnipeg.ca/shared/htmlsnippets/MailForm.asp - Please Share! Found Nov 20.20 at 2:00 am Male Husky mix. Ness and Cavalier. Msg from Cheryl Nov 20.20 #WLDA

Sharing for members that use other parks with water. Ice is thin right now please keep your dogs off rivers, ponds etc. Be safe everyone.

Muzzles Muzzles are often unfortunately associated with bad dogs. Contrary to this stereotype, muzzles actually have many uses and can be a very positive an...d responsible tool! According to the Muzzle Project, some of the reasons a pet can be wearing a muzzle include: A dog that is known to eat non-food items which could lead to harm or illness A nervous dog, to make sure that there are no fear-based reactions and keeps everyone safe during off & on-leash walks To offer a visual cue to others to give a dog some space & go slow. As practice so that if ever a muzzle is required in a setting such as a veterinary clinic, they are comfortable wearing one. Check out this link for a great resource for more information on the use of muzzles and even some videos on training tips! https://muzzleupproject.com/muzzle-training/

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Did you know, less than a hour drive from Winnipeg is a dog swim area at Winnipeg Beach? Enjoy the sounds of Lake Winnipeg! Grace is a licensed Winnipeg dog who... loves to swim. Her family, including her licensed dog sister Sara, visit Winnipeg Beach often during the summers, and usually travel to Mexico in the winter. Grace’s owners say that she would play fetch and swim all day if she could! See more

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The portion of Assiniboine Forest previously closed due to dangerous coyote activity has been reopened. Visitors are reminded to be vigilant in observing their ...surroundings and advised that all dogs must be kept on-leash. Any sightings of aggressive or otherwise odd coyote behaviour should be reported to the Province of Manitoba at 1-800-782-0076.

1:11 PM Jul 14, 2020 @cityofwinnipeg Assiniboine Forest is closed between Grant Ave. and Corydon Ave., from Chalfont Rd. to the west edge of Tuxedo Golf Club due to dangerous coyote activity. Please avoid the area. The closure is in effect until further notice.

We know it’s not a dog but this kitty got out in this area. If you live or walk your pup near this street and spot Crowley please let Rescue Siamese know. Kitty is most likely hiding near where he got out.

If you're going stir-crazy during these interesting times, here are some suggestions (submitted by the Winnipeg canine population ). Most of this also applies for your cats as wellbut on their terms, of course!!

Just a reminder that the park is intended as a safe place for everyone, both people and dogs!! Aggressive dogs are not allowed, aggressive people are not appreciated and rules are there for a reason.

OVERNIGHT SPRAYING STARTING FRIDAY JULY 3. Insect Management Areas to be fogged will be announced at least 8 hours in advance of fogging operations. Weather permitting, fogging will occur daily from 9:30p.m. to 6:30a.m. Spraying scheduled for July 3rd, 2020 - Assiniboine Park, Brookside Cemetery, Charleswood Dog Park, Crescent Drive Park, Fraser Meadow Park, Harbourview Park, Harte Trail, Kildonan Park, Kildonan Park Golf Course, Kings Park, Maple Grove Park, Marj Edey Park, St. Vital Cemetery, St. Vital Park and Windsor Park Golf Course.