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Top-rated dog walkers in Hyde Park, MA are standing by to take your dog on walk around your neighborhood. Browse Caregiver profiles to find dog walkers that are experienced with your pet's specific needs, or let the Wag! platform match you with a highly rated dog walker that's local to your Hyde Park, MA neighborhood. You can even ask your dog walker to feed your pup a meal after their walk! Simply download the Wag! app to get started with your Pet Parent profile.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Hyde Park
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West St/ River St
For a furrific afternoon walk, head over to Sherrin Woods. A small slice of nature in an urban setting, this space is a nice respite from the city’s fast paced living. Your furry friend will love wandering through groves of oaks, hickory, hemlock and birch. Most of the trails are in the northern part of the park since the southern portion is full of thickets and wetlands. Weider Parks sits at the top end of Sherrin Woods. Follow the paved path around the tennis courts before calling it a day. Hopefully by the time you head home, your fur baby will be doggone tuckered out.
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Hyde Park- Huntington Ave
Ross Park was built for the athletic types. Two legged sports fans are known to frequent this park’s ball fields, sport courts, and street hockey rink. The park is also a great place for those with four legs. Leash up your pup and walk or jog around the paved path for some invigorating exercise. The Smith Pond Playground is also in the area. This park may not have a paved path, but your dog will love sniffing around the grassy fields. Bring a blanket and spend the afternoon hanging with your pup.
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Georgetown
If your furry BFF wants to connect with the great outdoors, take a trip to the Stony Brook Reservation. She’ll love feeling the dirt beneath her paws as she wanders through this urban forest. Over 10 miles of trails weave through this natural space, so your pooch has plenty of room to burn some energy. Chances are you’ll run into some bikers or horseback riders, so be sure to keep your dog on a leash. After a long walk, chill out by the shore of Turtle Pond. If you’re feeling lucky, cast a line.
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Readville
Clip on your pup’s leash and take a nice afternoon stroll through Martini Park. Although it’s on the small side, this park still has grassy fields for sniffing, a paved trail for walking, and shade trees for relaxing. Your pal will wag his tail with delight as he struts his stuff around this neighborhood park. If your pooch is craving a change of scenery, pop over to the Iacono/ Readville Playground. You’ll find even more open space for roaming. When he’s done nosing around, cruise around the perimeter for a little doggy cardio.
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Spring St/ Brook Farm
Millennium Park used to be a landfill, now it is a beautiful park and a pupperific place to spend time with your canine companion. This local gem is conveniently located in the neighboring community of West Roxbury. The park sprawls across 100 acres and has about three miles of trails to explore. Wander around the rolling hills and wetlands before taking a break on one of the benches. This is a pup-ular dog walking spot, so your pal will also have a chance to meet new friends.
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