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Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Racine, WI 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 Racine, WI neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Racine
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Fox Estates
Quarry Lake Park can be found in the neighborhood of Fox Estates. This year-round favorite for family outings also attracts daredevils who have thrilled their friends and themselves by diving into the deep and murky waters of the quarry. Dogs are welcome at this 22-acre park, leashed and owner-controlled. For those pups who love to run free, adjacent to the Quarry Park entrance is the Karen A. Nelson Memorial Dog Park. This fenced-in area is divided into two parts: one for smaller pups under 25 lbs, as well as elderly or physically handicapped dogs, and the other for large, more energetic puppers.
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Mt. Pleasant
This neighborhood in the town of Mt/ Pleasant is home to the Pike River Pathway, a lovely, dog-friendly, Greenway style system of multi-use trails that straddle the Pike River. There is plentiful parking in 2 conveniently located lots, and the roomy trail surface is asphalt, allowing for bikes, running, and walking. Dogs love it here because it is also home to numerous species of wildlife, including frogs and birds in the adjacent wetlands, which is why they need to remain leashed on the trail. What an interesting placed for our super-sniffer canine companions to explore! This gem provides access to hundreds of acres of the reconstructed Pike River corridor.
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Elmwood Park
Elmwood Park is a neighborhood west of downtown Racine. It hosts Club Aqua Paws, an indoor dog pool for handicapped, post-surgical or elderly dogs, along with any that just love to swim! The pool is 13x25 feet, and almost 4 feet deep. Access to the pool is provided by a carpeted stairway, a handicapped-accessible ramp and a carpeted deck. There is another ramp from the deck to the pool. There are amenities like free, multi-sized life jackets, pup-washing stations and complimentary post-swim rinse. The pool even keeps a huge supply of tennis balls to coax shy dogs into the water. Woof!
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Southeast Racine
Southeast Racine is home to several dog-friendly activities. Colbert Park is a one-acre park abutted by portions of the Lake Michigan Pathway and Root River, both of which provide areas for boating, fishing and -yes!- leashed dog walking. For those who like to take their dog-buddies everywhere, there are 2 restaurants that cater to them. John’s Dock is perched on Lake Michigan and welcomes leashed dogs on its patio. Sharing one’s fish fry with the doggo is optional. Freddie’s Friki Tiki Bar, at The Chancery Restaurant at Gaslight Pointe, abounds with dogs on most summer afternoons and evenings. With water bowls provided by the establishment, and plenty of beers and other spirits on tap, this is a popular “watering hole” for adult humans and doggies alike.
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Cedar Bend
Cedar Bend is a residential neighborhood which occupies much of the peninsula formed by a sharp bend in the Root River. Located here is Clayton Park, a six-acre neighborhood park featuring facilities for sports as well as a portion of the Root River Pathway. It is encompassed within a primary environmental corridor consisting of an area of wetlands that is home to numerous water fowl and small animals. Leashed, controlled dogs are welcome to explore the grounds. Cedar Bend Park also resides within its namesake neighborhood, and offers two acres, includes a portion of the Root River and its wetlands. Here, as in most of city, well-behaved dogs must be leashed.
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