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Summer restrictions for dogs on beaches now in place

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Summer restrictions for dogs on beaches now in place
Bayside City Council 29 Oct 2018

The restrictions prohibit dogs on many Bayside beaches and foreshore areas during peak daylight hours from 1 November – 31 March.

Restrictions vary from beach to beach.

The seasonal changes aim to balance the needs of beach goers and dog owners over the busy warmer months.

Dog owners should check their favourite walking spot for times and on/off leash restrictions.

Dogs and their owners can continue to enjoy all year round off-leash beach fun at Sandown Street, Sandringham Harbour (Hampton) and Ricketts Point between McGregor Avenue and southern end of the Beaumaris Yacht Club car park.

Dog owners must pick up after their dogs and have effective control of their dog at all times.

Places to walk your dog.

Source: Bayside City Council : Summer restrictions for dogs on beaches now in place
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