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These spaces are located in the Garden of Viudes, Callejón del Conde, Spanish Infantry Avenue, James, and Garden of the Constitution.

As announced Councilman Jose Guillen, next year 2016 is expected to triple the number of canine recreational areas in the city

The Department of Administration Modernization, Urban Quality and Participation continues to work on a plan of improvement and upgrading of parks and gardens of the town.

At installation of new playgrounds and equipment gerontogimnasia now joins the creation of five new canine recreational areas.

The Department is conducting work during these weeks to adapt to these spaces are available next January.

So, canine recreational areas are located in the Garden of Viudes, Callejón del Conde, Spanish Infantry Avenue next to Castellar, James, and Garden of the Constitution.

These places have been chosen with neighborhood participation by the presidents of the municipal boards.

Councilman Jose Guillen explained that "this action is part a plan with the collaboration of different departments of the City Council and seeks to eliminate 100% the problem of dog excrement on sidewalks, parks and gardens, in order to improve the quality urban municipality.

Since municipal services offer the necessary insfraestructuras, as these new spaces canine recreation, but we must also educate, educate and punish those who are not civic and violate the ordinances. "

Canine recreational areas are characterized by some enclosures of about a thousand square meters that allow owners to enjoy their pets in restricted without undermining the enjoyment of other users of the green areas.

The fence is welded enclosure with double door access to prevent pets from escaping.

In addition to these spaces dog agility games, bag dispensers, identification posters and a drinking fountain for dogs they are installed.

As announced Councilman Jose Guillen, next year 2016 is expected to triple the number of canine recreational areas in the city.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia