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Toronto’s public outdoor pools will be hosting dogs-only swim parties this month, Canada Reviews

1 September 20262 Mins Read

We humans have had our fun this summer; it’s time for the dogs to take advantage of these last few weeks of warm weather in Toronto! While the city’s public outdoor pools will remain open until the end of September, there are two days in the calendar that are reserved for the city’s cutest four-legged residents — and no, we’re not talking about raccoons.

Your dog is being invited to partake in free pool parties on two Sundays this month.

“Paws what you’re doing and clear your pups’ calendar. The furriest pool party of the summer is here,” the City of Toronto’s Parks and Recreation team shared on Instagram.

The dogs-only swim days are happening on Sunday, Sept. 6 and Sunday, Sept. 20 from 4:30–6:30 p.m. Each party is totally free, and reservations aren’t required. And the city means business about that dogs-only part — only dogs can be in the pool swimming, no matter how warm it is! One adult can bring up to two pups, and they need to be on the pool deck to supervise.

 

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The only requirement for four-legged swimmers is that they have proof of rabies vaccination.

Want to give your dog a core summer memory? Head to the below public outdoor pools on each date to participate.

Dogs-only swim locations on Sunday, Sept. 6:

  • Greenwood Park Outdoor Pool (150 Greenwood Ave.)
  • High Park Outdoor Pool (1873 Bloor St. W.)
  • Mitchell Field Community Centre (89 Church Ave.)
  • Lambton – Kingsway Outdoor Pool (37 Marquis Ave.)
  • Monarch Park Outdoor Pool (115 Felstead Ave.)
  • North Toronto Memorial Outdoor Pool (200 Eglinton Ave. W.)
  • Northwood Community Centre (15 Clubhouse Crt.)
  • Rotary Peace Park Outdoor Pool (25 Eleventh St.)
  • Stanley Park South (700 Wellington St. W.)

Dogs-only swim locations on Sunday, Sept. 20:

  • Fairbank Memorial Community Centre (2213 Dufferin St.)
  • Goulding Community Recreation Centre (45 Goulding Ave.)
  • Heron Park Community Recreation Centre (292 Manse Rd.)
  • Kiwanis Outdoor Pool (375 Cedarvale Ave.)
  • McGregor Park Community Centre (2231 Lawrence Ave. E.)
  • Riverdale Park East Outdoor Pool (550 Broadview Ave.)
  • Sunnyside Gus Ryder Outdoor Pool (1755 Lake Shore Blvd. W.)

For the city’s best indoor pools, click here. 

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