Vikki's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Cocoa

Want the perfect place to wear out your pup? Look no further. This yard is well maintained and a great place to throw balls and frisbees. Your dog will not be disappointed. The driveway and walkway are solid pavers for easy access. Plenty of off street parking.

Carrie's 1 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Orlando

Come let your dog enjoy some play time in our large backyard in east Orlando. 1 acre and fully fenced so your furry friends will be secure to roam and have fun!! There is plenty of shade to take break and seats available. Off street parking is available with a 300 ft driveway!!

Rachel's Fenced Private Dog Park In Oak Hill

One acre fully-fenced area for dogs to run and play. 3+ acres un-fenced at the back of the property for exploring at your own risk.

Kathy's <1 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Cocoa

Property is located in a quiet neighborhood at the end of a cul-de-sac. Our yard is less than 1 acre and fully fenced. Surrounded by woods except for one side and there is a pond with a dock. The neighbors dogs (2) are not a hazard but they are reactive so if your dog doesn’t ignore them, they will run along the fence. Normally they are inside but of course they have to be let outside to relieve themselves and stretch their legs. They are never let out as a pair only separately.

Azalea's Fenced Yard in Winter Park

Hello! This is a new spot that opened April 1. There are many types of dogs that could benefit from the yard: - reactive dogs to people or other pets -overactive dogs -dogs in apartments that are constantly required to be leashed -crated dogs that need to burn some energy -dogs that you don’t want to walk on hot pavement There is lots of room for your dog to run, play, and exercise. Come give us a try. There is a $4 discount off your initial visit by using the code: Sniff1935 Please use the right gate to enter and exit. Welcome and enjoy!

Play Ball! Dog Club

Play Ball! Dog Club is a private use, canine enrichment field (fenced) located on the beautiful campus of St. Richard's Episcopal Church in the heart of Winter Park (32792/Seminole County) - minutes from Baldwin Park, Audubon Park, Winter Park proper, Maitland, and College Park. The Club field was designed (and is managed by) a local, professional dog trainer as a private use, dog park "alternative" where dogs can meet their exercise and enrichment needs off-leash in the company of their people ONLY while enjoying multiple amenities and activities. Private use visits combined with the location of field, entrance gate, and designated Club parking, as well as privacy screening of Club fencing, are designed to ensure minimal encounters with others dogs or people (within vicinity/outside Club). Private use/visits are limited to maximum of *3 "registered" dogs and 3 guests from SAME household per visit. Dogs must be a minimum of 8 weeks old. At least one (1) Club Guest must be an adult (18 years of age or older). Minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times within the Club field and on campus. *Field use/visits by unregistered dogs, unregistered guests, and between dogs from different households is NOT permitted. The Club is NOT an open access dog park. *Limited exceptions to this policy may be considered - not guaranteed - by Club Manager and must be approved in advance by Club Manager. New guests and their "registered" pup(s) are required to meet with Club Manager on their 1st visit for a 5 minute orientation. Returning guests will - after their 3rd visit - receive a unique gate code for "unassisted" gate access as well as ability to contact Club Manager to open time slots within the restricted early morning & early evening schedules. The Club field is 1/2 acre, quiet, shaded, and fully-fenced (6 foot w/privacy screening). Restricted gate access: Existing members and regular/returning non-members (after 3 visits) are provided with a unique code for "unassisted" gate access. New and occasional guests gain '"assisted" access by Club Manager. Amenities include: dig pit (10x10x3 shaded pit) with non-toxic playground-grade play sand; agility equipment; tether ball pole; lizard island w/elevated planks; bungee pulls: in-ground and tree-supported; luring and fetch toys; Nose Work/Scent Work Stations (at base of each of 15 trees) and scent cans. Club Manager will pre-bait stations/cans with guest-supplied food lures upon advanced request by guest. ***Non-communal, filtered water station (for dogs only) with disposable water bowls (for non-members) and collapsible, reusable silicone bowls (provided to each existing member). Shaded seating areas. Designated/marked parking at Club field entrance. On-site, reward-based professional dog trainer available for hire. ***In response to communal canine contagion/diseases.

Practice Makes Pawfect for agility and dog sports

The place in central Florida for fun with your canine athlete. Located in east Orlando in the Wedgefield neighborhood, Practice Makes Pawfect is a great place to play with your dog while improving your dog sport skills. We rent the field for personal practice or your own event as well as host agility trials, dog sport seminars, and structured practices.

Bubbas buddies pool play - @bubbleblue42023

Super spacious backyard with pool for dogs (and owners) to enjoy! Super private and fenced in, super friendly dog lives in the house and can join to play if interested:) can provide treats, water (and bowls) towels sunscreen or snacks if necessary, any questions feel free to ask! I would love for you to use my backyard. Please always remember to skim pool for dog hair at end of your visit ❤️ I have no problem with you staying an additional 10 minutes to ensure all dog hair is cleared. Enjoy! ❤️

Lara's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Orlando

Sophie's Sniffspot 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Smyrna West

This is a great location for your dogs to run and play! There is a 4 foot chain-link fence with absolutely no gaps or hole in the front section as well as a 6 foot wooden fence in the back area. You can use the entire property but if you feel more comfortable just with the wooden privacy fence, then you can close the gate and use just the back area. It’s totally up to you. You may park in the driveway and when you are facing the house, you will go first through the chain-link fence and then open the wooden gate to enter the back area as well by pushing it in. All proceeds benefit Sophie’s circle dog rescue! It’s a win for your dogs as well as rescue dogs!