Pajiesis Hillfort
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Dogs are allowed in parks and open spaces when kept on a lead and wearing a muzzle. Near other people, the lead must be shortened to one metre. Dogs are not allowed in children’s playgrounds. Kaunas city rules. We only mark cafés and restaurants as dog-friendly when they confirm this on their own website.