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CitywideDog waste must be removed from public land in Birmingham. The council says a breach can result in a £100 fixed penalty notice.
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Birmingham’s guide combines green spaces, cafes and pubs for dog owners planning a day out. Kings Heath Park is described as ideal for dog walkers, while Sutton Park National Nature Reserve has heathland, woodland, wetlands and lakes; its dogs must be under control and on a lead in sensitive areas during bird-nesting season. Wayland’s Yard describes itself as dog friendly, and Eagle & Ball welcomes well-behaved dogs in its bar and outdoor areas.
Birmingham City Council says dog waste must be removed from public land. Dogs must be on leads on public roads, adjoining footways and verges, except in designated parks. Keep dogs out of clearly marked children’s play areas and school land, and put a dog on a lead when an authorised officer directs you. The council’s published rules limit one person to exercising four dogs at a time on public land, with the stated assistance-dog exemptions.
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Local authority guidance for dog owners. On-site signs take priority and restrictions can change.
Dog waste must be removed from public land in Birmingham. The council says a breach can result in a £100 fixed penalty notice.
Birmingham City Council (opens in a new tab)Birmingham's dog-control rules require leads on public roads, adjoining footways and verges, except in designated parks.
Birmingham City Council (opens in a new tab)Keep dogs out of clearly marked children's play areas and school land, and put a dog on a lead when an authorised council officer directs you to do so.
Birmingham City Council (opens in a new tab)The council's published dog-control rules limit one person to exercising four dogs at a time on public land, with assistance-dog exemptions described by the council.
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