Miley

We had a lot of fun on Sunday at the pool. After a few gentle pushes Miley started to jump or fall in to get the tennis balls. There was a German shepherd there when we arrived and all Miley wanted to do was play, so I kept her out of the way till the owner had finished. The pool is a good size, although I couldn’t imagine too many dogs in there at the one time, might become a bit over whelming for the new swimmers. Worth the drive since it was such a hot day and great to see my girl swim and not sink.

It's fairly big... size of a normal backyard pool. Looks great. Can you book it for your dogs only or is it open to all dogs like a dog park? I don't know if you can book it or not - I just usually turn up (we go during the week). It's used by a lot of greyhound people to exercise their dogs. I have always waited for others to be done and others have given me the same courtesy. You dont need to book, just turn up. I rang and spoke to a man and he said you can stay as long as you want and go from the pool to grass all day. I got the impression its open to all dogs like the dog parks. Would be a good chance to check out the boarding also.

Hi, I have recently joined this site because I wanted to find places for my 14month Lab to swim at. I am near Sydney and we make trips to the beach but I am not 100% confident to let her off leash because she has to be the most sociable dog at the beach and go upto everyone & everything. I know not all people at “dog beaches” appreciate this. So after months of internet searching I have finally found a place not to far away that has a pool for dogs $4 and a exercise area $2 and you can stay there as long as you want! We are heading there this Sunday to check it out and to see how my lab goes on her first swimming experience, I just hope I don’t need to jump in afterwards http://www.allbreedsboardingkennels.com.au...immingpool.html If anyone has visted before, let me know your thoughts.