Sirius Dog Run

Great atmosphere! Dog-friendliness

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No funny business here. If you're going to make unintelligible gibberish squeals of affection while petting your dog please do it outside the fence.

It’s a beautiful place to take a dog. There’s sometimes kids running around and the dog Atticus kinda sucks.

It's small, but well gated, and with fun hills in the ground, and fountains. If you're on dogpack, add me @giantjazz and we can meet up here if our dogs are compatible! (Jazz loves everyone and every dog..)

This is my pups favorite dog run. Has a little pool that can be filled with water. Was never too busy anytime I've gone.

Great little dog park- my only thing is if your dog is a jumper, the fences are quite low so keep that in mind when visiting. Also construction directly next to it so my dog wasn't feeling it much.

During our impromptu tour of Tribeca dog parks, the Sirius Dog Run stood out for its location amongst the trees and elevated placement. All the essentials: fountains for the dogs, water and benches for humans were well-designed and well-used. Highly recommend this place for your pup, and for you!

Beautiful park

Smaller than other places on the riverside

Nice clean and go green with free paper bag for dog poop

A fantastic dog run, named in honour of a fantastic dog. On September 11th 2001, Sirius, an explosive detection dog working in Tower two of the World Trade Centre, gave his life for his country. On September 11, 2001, Siris and his handler David Lim were in their office in Tower one when they felt the first plane slam into the tower. Lim left Sirius in the office promising to return. But while assisting in rescue operations Lim became trapped in a stairwell, along with a grandmother and firefighters from Ladder Company six, for several hours when Tower one collapsed. Once freed he attempted to return to Tower two which was now rubble and inaccessible. When Sirius' remains were removed from the World Trade Center wreckage, they were given the same honors accorded firefighters and other rescuers, who lost their lives there too. So, next time you take your dog for a walk, spare a thought for Sirius and all the other dogs lost on that day.