Seoul Petlympics

The Seoul Petlympics is an urban dog sports festival where citizens and their dogs can run, walk, and take on challenges together to create special memories. Held at Peace Plaza in Seoul World Cup Park, the event features a variety of participatory programs designed so that not only professional athletes but also citizens and their dogs who are new to dog sports can enjoy the experience together. In addition to the Petlympics—featuring challenges open to everyone, such as “Wait,” “Come,” “S-Curve Obstacle,” and the “15-Meter Dash”—the event will also include the “Dog Trail,” where participants walk approximately 4 km with their dogs. Additionally, visitors can witness dynamic dog sports competitions and demonstrations—including agility, Frisbee, dog dancing, and flyball—all in one place. The event venue will also feature ongoing programs open to the public, various hands-on activities, and rest areas. This new urban pet culture festival offers a chance to bond with your dog through sports, experience a healthy pet-ownership culture, and enjoy the event together with your furry friends.

This is a hands-on dog sports festival at Seoul World Cup Park, where owners and dogs can try participatory challenges like 'Wait,' 'Come,' the S-Curve Obstacle, and a 15-metre dash, plus a roughly 4 km Dog Trail walk. Spectators can also watch agility, Frisbee, dog dancing, and flyball demonstrations, alongside hands-on activities and rest areas at the venue.

The venue, Peace Plaza in Seoul World Cup Park, is inside Seoul itself (Mapo-gu), so no intercity travel is needed. The area is served by Seoul Subway Line 6 at World Cup Stadium Station, a short walk from the park's plaza.