Tasmanian Dog Walking Clubs Inc.

The Hobart City Council has opened its public consultations for: -Fenced dog park at Lower Wellesley Park, a form of appeasement or compensation for banning dogs on the South Hobart Recreation Ground. - Banning dogs from the South Hobart Recreation Ground and Please participate in both consultations which close 18 March 2026. Here are the links: Fenced park https://yoursay.hobartcity.com.au/proposed-dog-exercise ... South Hobart Recreation Ground in Washington St https://your

Dog walkers need to watch the Hobart City Council meeting on 23 February 2026 and listen to the views expressed about dogs. Be aware, you will need to take a deep breath, make a cup of tea and watch your blood pressure. On a positive note: these Councillors demonstrated a balanced approach to decision-making, an understanding of the community and the needs of dog walkers, and that some dog walkers are diverse and some have mobility issues. We thank these Councillors for consi

TDWC and HDWA recently met with the Hobart City Council CEO Michael Stretton. It would appear that dogs are once again facing being...

Media release: Jane Howlett MLC, Minister for Primary Industries and Water The Tasmanian Government understands dog welfare is an...

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Blackmans Bay Beach (south of the stormwater drain and on the sand only) has been proposed by Kingborough Council as a new off-lead dog...

The Hobart City Council has released a draft master plan for South Hobart Oval and Park. It's important dog walkers state this area is...