This study proposes a shared urban space where dogs and humans can coexist harmoniously. Considering the physiological and behavioral characteristics of dogs, the design differs from conventional parks by creating an environment tailored to their needs. It provides exercise areas and social interaction spaces while utilizing dogs' heightened sense of hearing and smell to compensate for their weak vision. The proposed park includes a leash-free area, double-gated entrances for safety, water stations, winding paths to prevent conflicts, and aromatic plants to stimulate their senses. This design promotes the well-being of dogs while offering a healing natural space for humans, redefining the role of urban green spaces.