Canton Dog Park — Attraction in Baltimore

My dog and I love this dog park! It’s located in the great neighborhood of canton. We use to live two blocks up the street and we walked there just about everyday. Even after relocating, I still drove my dog Chino to this park. Both the dogs and people are friendly! I would recommend going whenever it’s not raining to avoid your dog getting really dirty. People always donate grocery bags for waste pickup, in case you run out of doggy bags. Lastly they have two sides that separate big dogs from small, which is greatly appreciated!

I also made a video of a casual walk to the park with my dog Chino. We stayed to play for a while since it was a warm and sunny day. I also made a video of our day at the Canton Dog Park. If you would like to see what the park is like, watch my experience and review video on YouTube! Title: Taking My Dog To The...

Awesome place to take your dog. Clean, they have the most kind and loving staff to take care of my new fury baby. He gets tons of exercise and I know he is safe while I am at work. I love the cameras so you can watch what your baby doing during the day. The only suggestion which I know it is impossible is to change their opening hour to 5:30 AM. They currently open at 6:00 AM and that is one of major reasons I chose them. But again I have nothing bad to say about this place. They offer you 3 free days which was perfect number of day for me to decide if it was for us. Also, if you want to groom your baby. They can do it there. I am very...

Nice park. Lovely location. But probably not meant for dogs that are not used to being around other dogs, especially dogs that bark. My pup is 8 months and I’m working on socializing him. I kept him on his leash so he could get comfortable first. But a few dogs continuously got in his face, barking at him. Which overwhelmed my pup. And it frustrated me that the owners didn’t do much about it. But not only that, the owners of the dogs that my pup was getting along with all of a sudden didn’t want there dogs around him when they saw how he reacted when other dogs were barking...