Dog Park Guide
Discover the best parks, beaches, and tips for your four-legged friends!
Parks and Dog Areas

Fenced-in dog area, ideal for fun and socialization. Great for letting dogs run free safely with enough space to play.
What you can do:
- Let dogs off-leash inside the enclosure
- Basic obedience exercises (recall, sit, stay)
- Play with balls or toys
- Short training sessions
Tips & rules:
Bring waste bags, do not leave your dog unattended, and check for water availability. Very busy in the evenings.

Small fenced area in a residential neighborhood. Perfect for quick outings and for those who live nearby. Small but well-maintained.
What you can do:
- Short off-leash walks
- Socialization and games with other dogs
- Potty breaks for dogs
Tips & rules:
Best times: early morning or late afternoon. Check the cleanliness before letting your dog off-leash. Ideal for small dogs.

Large public park with a dedicated dog area. Ideal for longer walks and various activities. Surrounded by green spaces and trails.
What you can do:
- Walks on park trails
- Games and light activities in the fenced area
- Training sessions with multiple dogs
- Jogging with your dog on the external paths
Tips & rules:
Keep a long leash for walks outside the fenced area. Avoid leaving disposable plastic bowls. Also great for picnics with your dog.

Renovated space with a fence and basic amenities. Convenient for those living in the Pirri neighborhood. Medium-sized area with good accessibility.
What you can do:
- Socialization and basic games
- Quick snacks for dogs
- Meet-ups with other neighborhood dog owners
Tips & rules:
Check for waste bag dispensers and bring your own just in case. Quiet area, ideal for senior or shy dogs.

Recently built area with fountains and waste bins, designed to improve hygiene and usability. Perfect for meet-ups among neighborhood owners.
What you can do:
- Socialize with other dogs and owners
- Obedience exercises and games
- Use the fountains to refresh your dog
Tips & rules:
Bring your own bowl and respect size divisions if present. Area is well-lit in the evenings.

Area equipped with agility obstacles. Ideal for amateur canine sports and for the physical and mental stimulation of active dogs.
What you can do:
- Basic agility training
- Structured play sessions
- Coordination and balance exercises
- Training for athletic dogs
Tips & rules:
Make sure the equipment is intact and clean before use. Learn proper techniques to prevent injuries. Not recommended for puppies under 12 months.
Dog Beaches

A dedicated and fenced area on the Poetto coastline, about 6,000 mยฒ. The most well-equipped and popular dog beach in the city, ideal for controlled swimming.
What you can do:
- Swimming and water fetch games
- Walks on the shoreline
- Socialization with other dogs
- Use the dedicated showers
Tips & rules:
Always bring fresh water for your dog. The area can be crowded in high season. Check seasonal hours. Limited parking nearby.

A more natural and less equipped stretch of coast where dogs are allowed. Perfect for those seeking tranquility and a wilder environment.
What you can do:
- Walks and free swimming
- Exploration of rocks and dunes
- Nature photography
- Relax in an unspoiled environment
Tips & rules:
Services are scarce, so bring everything you need (water, shade, waste bags). Pay attention to winds and currents. Ideal for dogs that love to explore.
Practical Tips
Hydration
Always bring fresh water and a bowl, especially in summer. Dogs dehydrate quickly and saltwater is not potable for them.
Documents
Always carry the health booklet and make sure the microchip is registered. Vaccinations and parasite prevention must be up to date.
Best Times
Early morning or late afternoon are ideal to avoid heat and crowds. The areas are quieter and safer.
Socialization
Do not force meetings. Maintain distance if your dog is shy or aggressive and always observe their body language.
Sun Protection
Always create shaded areas for your dog. Paw pads can get burned on hot asphalt and sand.
Leashes
Always bring a short and a long leash. Even in off-leash areas, you might need them for emergencies.
Regulations and Responsibilities
Fundamental Rules
- Waste pickup: Mandatory in all areas. Always carry biodegradable bags.
- Supervision: Never leave your dog unattended, even in fenced areas.
- Health: Access is allowed only for vaccinated and healthy dogs.
- Female dogs in heat: Not allowed in common areas to avoid conflicts.
- Aggressive behavior: Immediately remove dogs that show aggression.
- Children: Always under adult supervision in dog areas.
- Food: Avoid feeding other owners' dogs.
- Noise: Respect the peace, especially in residential areas.
Emergency Information
Useful contacts in case of emergencies or for reporting issues related to dog areas.
Municipality of Cagliari
URP - Public Relations Office:
๐ 800 016 058
โ๏ธ urp@comune.cagliari.it
Municipal Police
Operations Center:
๐ 070 6771
Municipal Kennel
Strays and Lost Animals:
๐ 070 6778115