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Limone, a red and white corgi is seen in the middle running towards the audience. The CN Tower is peeking through the trees at Bill Johnston Dog Park. Street lamps and cars are parked on the side of the street beside the fenced dog park.

Visiting the Surprisingly Quiet Liberty Village Dog Park – Bill Johnston Dog Park

Despite being located in one of the most dog-friendly neighbourhoods in Toronto, this Liberty Village Dog Park was surprisingly quiet! Full review of Bill Johnston Dog Park on SYDE Road.

Two dogs posing in front of a couple of beer glasses and popcorn. Image is the featured image for Toronto Breweries that allow dogs indoors

Which Toronto Breweries Allow Dogs Inside?

Which Toronto Breweries Allow Dogs Inside? Currently, 13 Toronto breweries allow dogs inside. Time to go out ‘fur’ some drinks!

Maria, woman in long blue spring jacket, and Limone - a red and white corgi are walking at Cherry Beach off-leash. In the left-hand background is Toronto's iconic CN Tower skyline.

Cherry Beach Off-leash Dog Park – Cottage Country Walks with City Views

Cherry beach off-leash dog park is one of the largest off-leash dog areas near downtown Toronto. There’s a good reason why it makes it to the best Toronto dog parks lists time and time again. Get an in-depth look at this off-leash beach and mini-forest trail walk at SYDE Road

Woman holding a dog riding a bus and looking out the window. Photo is the featured image for the post: Dog Rules On Public Transit in Toronto and the GTA

Dog Rules on Public Transit in Toronto and the GTA

Most public transit systems in Toronto and the GTA allow companion dogs – with some restrictions. Depending on the region and the service, you face some combination of: boarding time restrictions, pet carrier/crate requirements, leash requirements, and muzzle requirements. Learn which requirements are needed for each public transit system in Toronto and the GTA on SYDE Road

Which Dog Parks in Toronto Have Dedicated Small Dog Areas?

Which Dog Parks in Toronto Have Dedicated Small Dog Areas? Out of the 70 dog parks in Toronto, only 11 dog parks in Toronto have a dedicated small dog areas.

Limone, a red and white corgi is pulling forward during her walk at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Portrait photo of Maria and Limone walking on a pedestrian pathway at Trinity Bellwoods Park

7 Places in Toronto You Can Take Beautiful Spring Photos With Your Dog

Looking to take spring photos with your dog in Toronto? Then be sure to check out these 7 dog-friendly Toronto parks and gardens guaranteed for some beautiful photos!

Tiffany Falls Frozen in the winter. The ice is formed in various layers and colors with some looking like sharp long icicles, and others balled up to form ice clouds over the various layers of water.

Hiking Tiffany Falls with a Dog in the Winter

What it’s like hiking Tiffany Falls with a Dog in the Winter – tips I’ve learned after trekking on an particularly icy day.

Limone, a red and white corgi standing on a cliffside at Etobicoke Valley on a very muddy day. She is standing beside a mud puddle. In the background, another off-leash dog is making its way towards Limone.

4 Dog Parks in Toronto Where You Can Avoid Spring Mud Puddles (According to Google Reviews)

Trying to avoid the constant towel wiping and slew of mud that comes with visiting a muddy dog park in the spring? Then be sure to check out these dog parks this spring! Visit one of these 5 best dog parks in Toronto to avoid spring mud puddles!

Three dog owners and some off-leash dogs at the Bavyiew Dog Park during the winter. There are several transmission towers in the backdrop along with the high rise buildings from the North York area in the background.

Bayview Arena Park – A Bayview Dog Park with Many Names

Can you guess which medium-sized Bayview dog park has the most name variations and the most number of gated fences? If you guessed the Bayview Arena Dog Park because of the blog post title, then you’re right! Read on for an in-depth review of this Bayview dog park!

Red and White Corgi in a Julius K-9 IDC Longwalk Harness running on a dirt path at Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Image has text overlay: SYDE Road Which Maple Syrup Farms Are Dog-Friendly? Ontario. Image is used as a blog post featured image.

Which Maple Syrup Farms in Ontario Are Dog-Friendly?

If you’re looking for a new way to explore Ontario’s natural beauty this spring, you might be interested in visiting a maple syrup farm with your pup! But finding which maple syrup farms in Ontario are dog-friendly is no easy task! In today’s post, I’ve contacted 31 maple syrup farms and festivals in Ontario to save you hours of research.