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Why book a dog walker in Burleson?
Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Burleson, TX who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Burleson, TX neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Burleson
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Cross Timber
Noted as one of the best parks in Burleson, Warren Park is located in the Cross Timber neighborhood. This park features a large grassy area that is perfect for playing frisbee with Fido. The area is also lighted, making it an excellent choice for late night walks with your energetic pooch. Bailey Lake Park is in the same area, and offers nature trails where Fido can sniff all types of plants while you walk off excess energy. The lake is stocked with catfish and trout, so you and Fido can enjoy relaxing on the grass with a fishing pole and your pup’s favorite toy.
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City Center
Weekends are made for long walks through the Oak Valley Trail in the City Center neighborhood. The concrete walking trail is about 2 miles long, and features more than enough space to walk your dog on his leash and push a stroller. The trail starts at the corner of Rigney Way and Scott St in the Old Town District, passes through the City Center, then travels to Oak Valley Park North. While walking, you and your pup can enjoy the natural habitat and take a break with a cool drink of water at one of the picnic areas along the way.
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Keeler
Meadow Crest Park in the Keeler neighborhood offers a 3-acre open play field where you and Fido can play a game of fetch, or practice those essential puppy training skills until they are pawfect. Both dog and owner will enjoy the exercise stations, and walking along the nature trail until all of Fido’s excess energy has been expended. Elk Ridge Estates Park is just a block away, and offers more pawtastic activities for your pooch. A toddler playground is perfect when walking Fido with the whole family, and a water feature will help you cool off on hot summer days.
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Wakefield
Wakefield Heights Park is the perfect area to spend a lazy, or energetic, afternoon with your pup. Located in the Wakefield neighborhood, this small and quaint park features benches throughout where you and your pup can take a rest, or enjoy the view. There’s also a drinking fountain where you can fill your pooch’s bowl with fresh water. You and your pup can rack up the miles while walking around the park and enjoying the sunshine and fresh air. Follow the trail down Coyote Loop where you and your furry best friend can dip your feet in the Shannon Creek and enjoy the sound of a babbling brook.
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Centennial Park/The Meadows
Centennial Park in the Centennial Park/The Meadows neighborhood is a public area with a playground for the kids and walking trails for you and Fido. The grassy area is excellent for a game of tag, and when you and your pup are worn out, rest for a few minutes on the park benches. Restrooms are located nearby, and you can fill up Fido’s water bowl with a cool drink. Remember to bring your own “poop bags” to clean up after your pup has taken care of her business. All dogs need to be under control always, but they are free to run around in the open area away from the playground.
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