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Redondo Beach Dog Park

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off leash dog park established in 1992

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DOG PARK OBSTACLE COURSE

The Friends of the Redondo Beach Dog Park has partnered with the 

Redondo Beach Boys Scouts of America,  Troop 586 for an Eagle Scout Project to construct a dog obstacle course at the lower enclosed field of the dog park.  

It will be opened by February , 2023.  


Below are general assistance in negotiating each obstacle. 

 

PLEASE USE THE COURSE AT YOUR OWN RISK.


Dogs only are allowed on the obstacles. 

 

Any damaged or unsafe condition should be report as soon as possible to the Dog Park staff via the button below.   

report information

Obstacle Course Information

Benefits and Purpose

Some dogs require lots of exercise to burn excess energy, and running through an obstacle course is a great way to do just that. The athletic challenge keeps a dog fit, helps prevent obesity, increases endurance, and strengthens bones and joints. Plus, an Obstacle course exercises a dog's mind, giving them opportunities to learn and solve problems. 

Learning to negotiate obstacles will help prevent boredom, provide a number of emotional benefits, and generally help keep your dog healthier and happier. 

This activity will definitely improve your dog's obedience, trust and bonding. 

Safety First

Use of the Obstacle Course is at your own risk.

Please check the equipment prior to using .

Report and do not use any obstacle that is damaged.

Do research on how to use each obstacle prior to use.

General Rules

Dog owners should maintain control of their dog while in the Obstacle Course area.


Dogs only on Obstacles.   


Dogs should negotiate the obstacles in a clockwise direction. 


Ideally there should not be more that 5 dogs in the area at at any one time.  Random dogs can interfere with the flow and concentration of other dogs.    


The Dog should be taken to each Obstacle in succession  


No fetch playing while other dogs are in area.  


First timers should go slow.  


Do research on how to coax your dog onto each Obstacle.  

the obstacles

Dedication

Dedication

Dedication

The course is dedicated to the memory of our faithful companions and partners.  

A Frame

Dedication

Dedication

The Dog is required to walk or run up the ramp and down the opposite side.  The dog is required to touch the blue area to keep the dog from jumping over the obstacle.  The dog may be stopped at the top.  

Stairs

Dedication

Cat Walk

The Dog Climbs the stairs one step at a time.  The Dog may be stopped at any time to Sit, Stay or Down.  

Cat Walk

Dedication

Cat Walk

The Dog is required to walk or run up the ramp and down the opposite side.  The dog is required to touch the blue area to keep the dog from jumping over the obstacle.  The Dog may be stopped at any time to Sit, Stay or Down.  

the obstacles

Stay Tables

Jump (Slats)

Jump (Slats)

The Dog is required to jump on to any of the three tables.  Each Table is at a different height.  The Dog may be stopped at any time to Sit, Stay or Down.  

Jump (Slats)

Jump (Slats)

Jump (Slats)

The Dog is required to jump over the Obstacle.  The height is adjusted as to the dog's ability.  Handlers should start a low level until the dog is comfortable with the height.  This obstacle may be configured into a window with a slat above the jump.  

Jumps (Pole)

Jump (Slats)

Jumps (Pole)

The Dog is required to jump over the Obstacle.  The height is adjusted as to the dog's ability.  Handlers should start a low level until the dog is comfortable with the height.  

Tunnel

Jump (Slats)

Jumps (Pole)

The Dog is required to walk or run through the tunnel.  The handler may stop the dog and have the dog Sit, Stay or Down while in the Tunnel.   


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