It appears to be at 146 Newton Street, Brighton. The Parks Commissioner Banks from the City of…read moreNewton excludes everyone from use of the park unless they pay $70-$75 dollars for a dog license and permit " medallion." They charge $100.00 for any dog from outside of Newton to use the park. The park is very muddy and appears to be in part in Brighton. (Elmhurst Rd is end of Newton). The Parks hired a park ranger to issue fines unless all dogs have permits. The dog license is $20.00 and excludes all use of public parks (Off leash)

Park is very nice, human atmosphere is not. When we arrived, our licensed dogs on a leash were…read moreattacked by two off leash dogs already there. Adding insult to injury, instead of help or apology, we were repeatedly yelled at by one of the dog owners. Unfriendly, the 5pm Club seems to call the shots there. Dog owners beware.

We went to the dog park for the first time. The pugs didn't like the stone surface but had good…read morespace. No water for dogs. We couldn't find any bathrooms. We were visiting Watertown and didn't find any other nicer dog parks. Our home town has great dog parks so I guess we're spoiled.

This is an expansive, beautiful park. There are a variety of offerings such as a dog park,…read morebasketball courts, fields, splash pad, playground, and even a pickle ball court. There are picnic tables, benches, and a gazebo for seating. There is ample parking. Everything is very clean and well-kept.

Park 9 has been magical for my dogs. My labradoodle was super sweet but was becoming a curmudgeon…read morein the absence of socialization, but after a couple of attacks in dog parks, I felt helpless. Park 9 gave him a chance to interact with other dogs and now he's reliably sweet when saying hello to other canines on the street. Love the staff who are all attentive and professional, not to mention friendly. But the real miracle is our 14 year old Shih Tzu-- we had written him off as completely hostile to other dogs. Park 9 had some strange magical effect on him and at least while he's there, he's not driven to a murderous rage at the sight of another being of the canine persuasion. Wonders will never cease. The bar is nice-- I can recommend the Paw-ga-Rita. Beers are nice too. Just a great way to end the day. Don't pay attention to the haters on here-- don't know why they're deriding this gem of a place.

Excellent music Bar tender near the bathroom…read more Must have been new So slow I left Other bar has a line but moves Dirty bathroom

There's a lot of bittersweet nightshade around the perimeter of the park. It has purple flowers and…read moregreen/red berries. It is poisonous to humans and dogs. Other than that, it's a very nice park.

I used to like bringing my pup here but I come less and less as there have been issues. For the…read moremost part I am giving up on dog parks. 1) This park has a tendency of creating a lot of puddles. My silly dog likes to drink puddle water when i am not looking so he gets a dog flue. 2) My pup also tends to get doggie flue from other dogs even though he has had his bortadella shot and all other puppy shots. 3) Some dogs are turning aggressive and dominant towards my pup. As my pup gets older his sexual maturity is more prominent. He is 10 months old now. Most recent visit a boxer tried to attack him. 4) Obedience issues. Dog parks by nature have a tendency of making dogs less obedient. They go wild going around running and jumping so all those commands I taught my dog at home are useless here. 5) I have realized that my pup does not need dog friends. I am his only friend. That is the only friend he needs. After I bring him home from this park he is more rowdy than ever. Trying to establish his dominance on me. As a pack leader I end up spending 30 minutes calming him down. After visiting this dog park I have learned that dogs aren't meant to be at dog parks. There are way too many dangerous and obedience issues that come out of dog parks.

This is a neat little dog park for folks living or visiting a little south of Central Square. The…read morepark is gravel with some grass patches, which doesn't seem to bother any dogs, but I wish there was more. Per long-term pet parents, the grass has been gradually growing year-after-year, so maybe it will be fully grass someday. There are bowls and water fountains with adequate water pressure to ensure dogs stay hydrated when playing. There are some cliques at certain times, but haven't experienced anyone being rude - actually quite the opposite. People seem to be interested to learn and meet the newcomers (we moved back in January). The only issue I have come across is a dog walker once around 12:00pm on a weekday. He had 3-4 dogs and they all ran in and started humping mine and the walker did nothing about it, so when I got the dog off I took mine and left. Outside of this, the owners seem all responsible and are good at clocking signs when their dogs may be overstimulated or not liking another dog and will recall them. My pup is still learning how to interact with people but loves playing with other dogs. All the owners have been very respectful of him & his space and allowing him to approach them when he's ready. It's nice to see there are really nice, educated dog owners around the area!

We are from out of State, and my dogs are trying to get acclimated…read moreTo new routine and environment. Most dogs in the park were male puppies Not neutered owned by first time covid dog owners.. With little experience.. Very Cliquy Neighborhood Park and Most people were not nice or interested in helping me when my male dog had a problem with another dog being aggressive to my daughter dog..his sister. I understand the dynamics well and am very experienced in this field of positive and negative reinforcement. Lots of mean folks with big mouths.. picking on the new bees.. The Park was also very filthy with dog Poop spread all over seating. Since we were bullied Post likely not going back to give my dogs that negative thing. Happy Holidays

Our dog absolutely loves going to Pet Pals...we can tell by how eager he is to jump in the van. The…read moreworkers are kind and really show that they love dogs. They are also concerned about the well being of all the dogs and make sure the environment is safe. It has been really great having our dog attend for 4 years now.

Personal Experience with Pet Pals…read more A few years ago, I was walking some dogs at the Fells near the Winford Way entrance in Medford. While we were there, Dave -- the owner of Pet Pals -- approached me. He seemed upset that I was walking in that area, saying I "didn't understand" the rules and that it was his designated spot to walk dogs, implying that no one else was allowed there. I reminded him that it's public land and open to everyone. At that point, he became physically aggressive and pushed me twice -- the second time hard enough that I lost control of my dogs' leashes. He then ran toward my dogs and appeared to try to scatter them, so they'd run off. I called the police, who arrived, spoke with both of us, and said something along the lines of, "There are three sides to every story." I decided not to pursue it further at the time and just moved on. I recently came across Pet Pals again, and I felt people should have the full picture before deciding whether to use this company. This is my personal experience, shared in good faith so others can make their own decisions. Hopefully, others have had better luck with Dave, the owner of Pet Pals -- formerly based in Winchester and now operating out of Woburn, as far as I know.

Great, inviting, and clean dog park in the heart of the South End. I came here for the first time…read morethis weekend and was pleased to see the various toys that any dog could use, small crowd, and safety. However, was disappointed in the water fountain not working. Super easy to enter through the one backside gate, however, this one is not a double gate, so just be aware. There is also a main gate that is double walled and it is much safer to use for owners and dogs.

One of my favorite dog parks in Boston. It's small but the fence is super tall so I do not have to…read moreworry about my big dog jumping over when she's excitedly playing. The owners who come here pay such great attention to their dogs. It's always clean and there is always toys for the dogs to play with. All the dogs in here are very well behaved too and I've never seen a fight. I like that it's not rocks like peter's park so it does not smell at all. My most recent visit was a Sunday morning and there was about 5 other dogs in there the entire time me and my girls visited. Someone had set up a plastic kiddy pool so all the dogs who wanted to were having a lot of fun in it. I would give this 5 stars but I get nervous when people walk in and out of the one door that doesn't have a double gate.

I love the Nunziato dog park. Yes it's dirt. Yes when it rains it's mud and in the hot summer the…read moredust kicks up and chokes you but this place has a great atmosphere and the regulars are an incredible group of people. This isn't just a place for your dog to roam but a community. I am very happy to have met some great people here. People are very open to all types of people and dogs and even supportive when dogs get into tiffs. I truly enjoy this place and I am glad it is my city dog park

Only giving it a one star because of the locals . I went today with my 6 year old rescue dog and…read moremidsize puppy . Before I even walk in the park some lady is being extremely condescending to everyone walking into the park . Greeted with an extremely rude welcome . My puppy got attacked and the owner said it was due to pheromones or my puppy not getting fixed . (Which is total BS) only for the same dog that attacked my puppy to attack another dog that came in . ONLY then he was put in time out . This owner also pointed out my dog was bleeding ...but no remorse . Everyone in this area is extremely entitled which I'm not surprised bc it's Somerville :)