This enclosed, off-lease area was previously known as the Pemberton Street Dog Run.

The dog run here is within a 50-acre urban oasis.

The dog run here includes plenty of benches. Why should you have to run too?

The dog park in this larger greensward opened in 2015.

It includes a section for big dogs and one for the tinier pups.

Dogs can run free—and often do—in this park in the shadow of the Zakim Bridge.

The 8.5-acre spot with fantastic views allows dogs off-leash.

Just be aware of the lack of a fence in some places.

The fenced-in expanse for off-leash romping has benches for owners.

America's oldest public park, and the neighboring Public Garden, allow dogs to run free during certain hours (see website).

As far as leashed canines, they’re welcome any time.

The fenced-in run is mostly concrete—which can be a good thing if you'd don't want Rover covered in dirt in the end.

This quarter-acre pooch paradise opened in 2016, complete with a doggie fountain and canine exercise equipment.

This expansive dog run is in barking distance of M Street Beach.

The park includes a 6,000-square-foot dog run and a doggie fountain.