Regina’s dog park community

Stronger parks begin with people who care.

OLDPUG brings off-leash dog park users together to support safe, welcoming and well-maintained spaces for dogs and their people.

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Start here

What brings you to OLDPUG?

A dog standing on a painted tire feature at a Regina dog park

Explore

Visiting a dog park

Find park information, practical expectations and helpful guidance before you go.

Explore dog parks

A dog watching attentively from the grass at a Regina dog park

Guidance

Something happened

Learn what to do after a bite, attack, unsafe encounter or maintenance concern.

Find support and reporting information

Dogs running and playing together at a Regina dog park

Participate

Want to help?

Attend a meeting, volunteer, share local photographs or contribute ideas.

Get involved

Our current priorities

Practical work for better park experiences

Clear information, community stewardship and constructive relationships are at the centre of OLDPUG’s work.

Dogs playing together at a Regina off-leash dog park

Respect the Park

Simple, positive reminders that help make every visit safer and more welcoming.

View the campaign

Two dogs interacting at a Regina off-leash dog park

Safety Resources

Useful, verified guidance for bites, attacks, unsafe behaviour and reporting.

View resources

Park users and dogs enjoying a Regina off-leash dog park

Park Stewardship

Supporting clean, functional spaces through reporting, tidy-ups and practical advocacy.

Help care for the parks

Members of Regina’s dog park community gathered with their dogs

Partnerships

Working with local organizations and public agencies around shared goals.

Learn about our work

Respect the Park

Small choices shape the whole park experience.

Respect the Park is OLDPUG’s community education campaign: nine practical ways to help keep dog parks safe, clean and welcoming.

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Real parks. Every season.

Regina’s dog parks through the eyes of park users

Our photographs come from the people who visit these parks with their dogs every day.

A Regina off-leash dog park beneath scattered clouds — Open skies and room to explore.

Sunset over a Regina off-leash dog park — Evening at the park.

A winter sunset at a Regina off-leash dog park — Dog park season is every season.

Connect with OLDPUG

The people and community behind Regina’s dog parks

OLDPUG brings park representatives, volunteers and dog park users together around shared priorities and practical action.

Dog park users and volunteers taking part in a Regina park cleanup

Park Representatives

Council

Park users representing Regina’s off-leash communities and helping shape OLDPUG’s priorities.

Meet the Council

Coordination & Support

Executive Committee

Supporting Council direction through administration, communications, coordination and project work.

Meet the Executive

Community Conversation

Facebook

Join local dog park users for updates, conversations, park information and community announcements.

Visit OLDPUG on Facebook

A dog walking beside the water beneath a colourful Regina sunset

Photos & Campaigns

Instagram

Follow park photographs, Respect the Park materials, community projects and everyday dog park moments.

Follow OLDPUG on Instagram

Upcoming meetings

What’s next for OLDPUG

Executive Committee Meeting Monday, August 17, 2026

7:00 PM · In person and Zoom
Council Meeting Saturday, September 12, 2026

2:00 PM · In person and Zoom
Executive Committee Meeting Monday, September 21, 2026

7:00 PM · In person and Zoom

Meeting information

An extreme close-up of Harley’s nose at Mount Pleasant Dog Park

Share your park

Perfect photography not required.

We want real dogs, real parks and real moments from Regina’s off-leash community.

Contribute a photo