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Waggle Tails dog park
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Waggle Tails

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Osborne Park, WA

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Osborne Park, WA 6017

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Osborne Park, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-09

Pet policy

Once class wraps, the suburb's cafe scene makes a convenient follow-up stop, and several local cafes welcome dogs at their outdoor tables while you debrief over brunch.

Waggle Tails is a Perth dog training service running puppy pre-school out of Osborne Park on Sundays, built around positive reinforcement rather than a drop-in park or daycare.

The dog setup

Puppy pre-school takes pups from about 8 weeks up to 5 months, with an emphasis on early socialisation and learning to read canine body language. Classes are gentle and science based, which suits nervous first-time puppies as much as confident ones.

The wider Waggle Tails program goes beyond the puppy stage: group training for fully vaccinated dogs, private one-on-one consultations, online sessions, and enrichment formats such as sniffari and walk-and-train outings. Not all of these run from the Osborne Park location, so confirm where each class is held when you book.

Worth knowing

This is a book-ahead service, not somewhere you can turn up on spec. Classes run to a schedule, puppy pre-school expects age-appropriate vaccinations, and Sunday session times can change, so confirm the details and the exact venue with Waggle Tails before enrolling.

Getting there

Osborne Park sits in Perth's northern suburbs, an easy run from the Mitchell Freeway with plenty of street and commercial parking around the industrial and retail strips. Once class wraps, the suburb's cafe scene makes a convenient follow-up stop, and several local cafes welcome dogs at their outdoor tables while you debrief over brunch.

Pair it with

After a Sunday class, Kinky Lizard Cafe is a well-known dog-friendly breakfast spot in the same suburb, and Lake Monger Dog Park at Wembley is a short drive south if your pup needs to burn off the leftover class energy.

Find more training and exercise options in our guide to dog parks in Western Australia, or start from the Osborne Park destination page.

Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.