Tannenbusch
Dormagen · Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Description
The Tannenbusch dog park in Dormagen is a fenced-in area that is open 24 hours a day. It provides space for dogs to move around freely and play. There are seating areas for dog owners and a paid parking lot nearby. The ground is rather sandy, which some visitors find to be a drawback. The surrounding area includes a wildlife park that can be visited with dogs, though leashes are required there. The dog park has mixed reviews, though the friendliness of the dog owners is praised.
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In North Rhine-Westphalia, leashes are required in pedestrian zones, fenced parks with playgrounds, at events and in public buildings, among other places. Dogs classed as dangerous must be leashed outside your own property; large dogs (from 40 cm at the withers or 20 kg) must be leashed in built-up areas on streets, paths and squares. In forests your dog may only run free on paths; off the paths a leash is required, and nature reserves often have stricter rules. The state recommends leashing dogs from 1 March to 31 July to protect young animals and ground-nesting birds. Cities and municipalities may have additional rules, so follow the signs.
This is a simplified overview, not legal advice. For binding rules in 2026 where you live and walk your dog, contact your local authority (e.g. municipal public order office).
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