There are five designated parks in Englewood where dogs are allowed to be off-leash provided that they are under reasonable voice control.

Englewood Canine Corral   Off-Leash Dog Park Regulations Dogs must be under control at all times Users must have a leash for each dog Dogs must be on leash until inside the dog park No dogs in heat are allowed Owners must clean up after their dogs Visitors use the facility at their own risk and assume all liability Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression Dogs must be vaccinated - collars and tags required Children must be supervised and accompanied by an adult Dogs must be accompanied by an adult (16 or older) at all times No dogs under the age of four months All other park rules apply

Englewood Canine Corral (4848 S. Windermere - on the west side of Belleview Park)

Englewood Canine Corral:  The one and a half acre Englewood Canine Corral is a dedicated off-leash dog park located on the west side of Belleview Park. The park is completely fenced and equipped with benches, pet stations, and other amenities.

General Off-Leash Guidelines for Parks: 
Centennial Park (4630 S. Decatur), Duncan Park (4800 S. Pennsylvania), Jason Park (4299 S. Jason), and the Northwest Greenbelt (Zuni to Pecos along Harvard Gulch near Vassar Avenue) are off-leash parks.

The person in control of the dog must: Carry a leash, keep the dog out of playground and shelter areas, be respectful of others who are enjoying use of the parks, pick up after his/her dog(s), and be mindful that some people, including those with leashed dogs, may feel threatened if approached by an unleashed dog.

Dogs may remain off-leash and must be under voice control during the following times:
March 1 - October 31 • 6-11AM & 6-11PM
November 1 - February 28/29 • 6AM-11PM

Dogs must be leashed at all other times and are subject to fines per City of Englewood Municipal Code 7-1A-3. Violations may be reported to Police Dispatch at 303-762-2438.