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Dogs in Berlin
Berlin Β· Germany
πΎPet-friendly score: 85/100βVery pet-friendly
Berlin is one of Europeβs most dog-friendly cities: huge parks such as the Tiergarten and Tempelhof, designated off-leash areas, and public transport and hospitality that generally welcome dogs. A deeply rooted dog culture.
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π Local regulations
π‘ Local tips
π³German parks usually have "Hundeauslauf" zones (off-leash areas).
π₯Many shops and restaurants welcome dogs β always ask if there is no visible sign.
βοΈIn winter, use paw protection if you walk through areas treated with grit salt.
ποΈPublic transport (U-Bahn, S-Bahn) usually allows dogs with a reduced-price ticket.
π Vaccination in Berlin
In Germany, the most important vaccines for your dog in Berlin include rabies, DHPPi and leptospirosis. If it travels between EU countries, it will need the European pet passport with a valid rabies vaccine. Purzi keeps the record for you.
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