These are the official rules for which dogs are allowed inside the Toronto Eaton Centre Toronto EatonCentre
Some people online warn that non-service dogs are forbidden within the sprawling urban shopping centre, while others say they see people walking their canine companions across the indoor stretch regularly.
i will think about that dog, who was off-leash in the eaton centre, for the rest of my life. it looked so happy to be running through nordstrom with its ownerThese unclear rules have led to more and more people bringing their pups to the mall, which spans multiple city blocks and sits atop two major subway stations, further confusing observers who in turn think it's okay to bring their pets to The Gap.
Those days are over, it seems, now that the mall has made clear via prominent signage that only service dogs can enter the space. "There has been a lot of misinformation and communications about dogs being inside the mall for some time and this is the first I've seen of this so I simply wanted to share as this is a new sign that has gone up," wrote the administrator of the Toronto Dog Moms Instagram account when sharing an image of
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