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Because your four-legged companions also deserve outings and vacations, we’ve sniffed out the best dog-friendly addresses in our corner of paradise: heritage, activities, gastronomy, restaurants, accommodation… Everything to ensure that Medor has a good time too!

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Terre de Woof: A dog park for recreation and adventure

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Located in Saint-Armou, Terre de Woof offers fun and educational experiences that promote physical activity, mental stimulation, and bonding between dogs and their owners, while also providing supervised interactions with other dogs.

This 3-hectare park features a unique and one-of-a-kind tree-top adventure course designed specifically for dogs, consisting of low-level walkways and platforms. It offers dogs and their owners a unique experience of exploration and trust, with the owner accompanying their dog on the ground throughout the entire course.

The activities are designed with your dog’s well-being in mind and take place in suitable conditions. They’re perfect for a unique, fun, and enriching outing to share with your dog.

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The good master’s checklist

  • I keep my dog on a leash
  • A cozy basket
  • Her favorite toys
  • All you need for walks: leash, collar (with the owner’s contact details if he decides to go for a walk on his own!) or harness, lanyard and water bottle for long walks.
  • His Doggy bag: bowl, kibbles and treats
  • The stock of dog excrement bags
  • Health booklet

Best practices

  • Be leashed on public roads, parks and gardens
  • Drink regularly
  • Avoid hot weather for outings
  • Never leave your dog in the car, even for a short break, especially in summer.
  • Pay particular attention to processionary caterpillars between May and July and to spikelets in summer when out walking.
  • Remain vigilant: we strongly advise against drinking or bathing in stagnant water in summer (risk of cyanobacteria).
  • Take along dog waste bags
  • Organize a totally dog-friendly holiday so you can take it everywhere with you!