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Dog run for medium/large dogs Breeds that are allowed 【Medium Dogs】【Large Dogs】【ExtraLarge Dogs】 Irish Terrier Setter Species Giant Schnauzer Irish Wolfhound American Cocker Spaniel English Pointer Standard Poodle Afghan Hound English Cocker Spaniel Airedale Terrier Dalmatian Alaskan Malamute English Springer Spaniel Old English Sheepdog Doberman Great Dane Welsh Corgi Curly Coated Retriever Norwegian Elkhound Great Pyrenees Whippet Clumber Spaniel Basset Hound St Bernard Kooikerhondje Greyhound Picardy Shepperd Deerhound Shetland Sheep Dog Old English Sheepdog Bouvier des Flanders Newfoundland Shiba inu Curly Coated Retriever Flat Coated Retriever Bernese Mountain Dog Shar Pei Clumber Spaniel Brittany Spaniel Bloodhound Schipperke Greyhound Bulldog Borzoi Smooth fox terrier Golden Retriever French Spaniel Tibetan Terrier Collie Species Belgian Shepperd Dog Basenji Samoyed Maremmano Sheepdog Beagle Saluki Labrador Retriever Petit Basset Griffon Bandane Siberian Husky Rhodesian Ridgeback French Bulldog (10kg or more) German Shepperd Dog Weimaraner Bedlington Terrier German Shorthaired Pointer Boston Terrier (10kg or more) German Wirehaired Pointer Lakeland Terrier Wire Fox Terrier Medium and large dog breeds other than the above that weigh more than 10kg can also use this facility. Information about use of the facility In the dog run the dogs can run around freely so it is dangerouns and sometimes there could 1 be collisions. When you are with small children please hold hands or always keep your eyes on them. Please wear the wristband where it can be seen. In cases we cannot see the band, the 2 patrolling staff may ask you to show the band, in which case, we ask for your cooperation. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation, we hope everyone can enjoy the facility safely..

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