The Barkyard (At Lasalle Park)- Buffalo

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Q: What is The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park) is Buffalo’s first off-leash dog park, located within Lasalle Park. It provides a fully fenced area for dogs to socialize and play off-leash.
Q: Where is The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park) located?
A: The park is located at 2 Porter Ave, Buffalo, NY 14201. It’s within Lasalle Park, easily accessible from downtown Buffalo.
Q: Is The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park) a public or private dog park?
A: The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park) is a public dog park, maintained by the Town of Hamburg.
Q: What are the hours of operation for The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: The park is open daily from dawn until dusk.
Q: Is there an admission fee to use The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: There is no admission fee to enter the park. However, dog owners are responsible for ensuring their dogs adhere to all park rules and regulations.
Dog Specifics
Q: What size dogs are allowed at The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: The park is divided into separate areas for small and large dogs. This ensures a safe and comfortable environment for all dogs.
Q: Are there any restrictions on the breeds of dogs allowed at the park?
A: The park does not have breed restrictions. However, owners are responsible for their dog's behavior and ensuring it is well-behaved.
Q: What vaccinations are required for dogs to enter The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: Dog owners are responsible for ensuring their dogs are up-to-date on all required vaccinations, including rabies, as determined by local regulations.
Q: What should I bring for my dog when visiting The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: Owners should bring water, bowls, poop bags, and any necessary toys or treats for their dogs.
Q: Are there any rules regarding dog behavior at the park?
A: Owners are responsible for supervising their dogs and ensuring they are well-behaved. Aggressive behavior, excessive barking, or failure to clean up after your dog will result in immediate removal from the park.
Park Amenities & Rules
Q: Are there any water fountains or drinking water available at The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: Yes, there are water fountains available throughout the park for dogs to drink from.
Q: Are there any benches or seating areas available for owners?
A: Yes, there are relaxing lounges and benches available for dog owners to use.
Q: Are there any restrictions on alcohol, tobacco, or glass containers within the park?
A: No, alcohol, tobacco, and glass containers are strictly prohibited within The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park).
Q: What should I do if my dog gets into a fight with another dog?
A: Immediately separate the dogs and contact the park authorities or the Town of Hamburg.
Q: Are there any doggie disposal stations available for poop bags?
A: Yes, there are designated areas for disposing of dog waste. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs.
Q: Can I bring my child to The Barkyard (at Lasalle Park)?
A: Visitors are required to be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Q: Does the park offer any dog training services or events?
A: The park occasionally hosts doggie events and training opportunities. Check the Town of Hamburg website for details.
Q: How can I contact the park authorities or report any issues?
A: You can contact the Town of Hamburg at 716-515-5538 or via email at dogpark@townofhamburgny.gov.
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