The Unfenced Off-Leash area is restricted to signed, designated trails and is permitted from Sunrise until 9:30 a.m.Should a dog owner/handler not adhere to any of the rules and regulations, their permit(s) may be revoked at any time.Dog owners/handlers must pick up and dispose of their dog’s excrement.Dogs must be leashed immediately at the first sign of aggression or unruliness and removed from the designated area.Dogs will not chase, harass or disturb wildlife.Dogs will not chase or display aggression towards other dogs.Dogs will not charge or display aggression towards any person or behave in a way that any reasonable person finds to be harassing or disturbing.Dogs will come and stay by the side of their owner / handler immediately when called.Dogs must be in view of and under control, including voice control, of their owner/handler at all times, as required by Pennsylvania State Law.Dog owners/handlers are responsible for the actions and behavior of their dogs at all times.
One adult may have no more than two dogs under their control and off leash and must have a separate leash available for each dog, no longer than eight (8) feet.Dog owners/handlers must display their permit cards.All dogs must wear collars with current rabies tag visible.Only dogs with valid and visible Off-Leash permits from the Township will be allowed off leash in designated fenced and unfenced areas and at designated times.To increase recreational opportunities by enabling residents to walk or exercise their dogs off-leash in designated Lower Merion Township parks. The Police investigation and report is necessary for any needed follow-up, including the suspension of Park privileges, either temporarily or permanently. to persons or dogs should be immediately reported to the Lower Merion Police by calling 911. Park patrons should feel free to direct any questions or concerns to the Parks and Recreation Office at 61 or email involving bodily injury, aggression, etc.
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