We love seeing our parks and ovals come alive with community spirit – from weekend sports and kids’ training to daily dog walks. These shared spaces are vital for connecting, exercising, and enjoying the outdoors together. As more people use these areas, we ask dog owners to help keep our parks safe, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone.

Being a Responsible Dog Owner

Please follow these key guidelines during sports events and training:

• Keep dogs on-lead within five metres of sports grounds during games or training
• No dogs are allowed in playgrounds – these are designated child-safe zones
• Dogs must always be under control – no chasing or harassing people, birds, or other animals

Respect and Consideration Matter

Even the friendliest dogs can make some people uneasy, especially during busy times. To ensure everyone feels comfortable, please:

• Stay on-lead and keep your dog close during peak periods
• Always pick up after your dog to keep our parks clean
• If your dog gets stressed by noise or crowds, consider visiting during quieter times
• Follow signage and respect event boundaries designed to keep players, spectators, and dogs safe

Did you know you can now check when sporting events and training sessions are happening at Mosman Park’s ovals?

Whether you’re planning a dog walk or a visit to the park, staying informed helps you choose the best times to enjoy our shared spaces safely and comfortably. For up-to-date information on sporting events and training schedules at Mann Oval, Davis Oval, Tom Perrott Reserve, Nash Field, and more, please visit:
mosmanpark.wa.gov.au/dogsandsport

By checking the schedule before you head out, you can help us keep our parks welcoming for everyone – players, spectators, and furry friends alike!

Thank you for being part of our caring community and for helping us keep Mosman Park’s parks and ovals safe, clean, and welcoming for everyone. With your kindness and consideration, we can all enjoy these special spaces together – making great memories, staying active, and sharing the joy of the outdoors with friends both big and small.