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enA dog beach has opened in Dubai
February 21, 2024
Dubai Islands Beach, the first beach in Dubai where dogs are allowed to swim, offers pet owners and their furry friends a new park with animal facilities. There is a 460 m2 park equipped with ramps, an obstacle course, special exercise equipment, as well as bins, dispensers for dog waste, an animal shower and a drinking fountain.
The opening of the Dubai Islands Beach park aims to strengthen the reputation of this place as an ideal place for dog owners where they can spend time in the company of their four-legged friends. The Dubai Islands Beach Dog Park is open every day from 8:00 to 18:00. The beach can be reached by car or by water transport via Nakheel Marina Dubai Islands.
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