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To book a walk for your dog in West Allis, WI, choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute or 60-minute walk for your pup. Then, let the Wag! platform match you with a top-rated dog walker near you. Or, you can browse Caregiver profiles to find the best dog walker for you and your pup's preferences. You can even save the Caregivers your dog liked best so you can easily book them again! When you're away or unable to walk your dog, let a West Allis, WI dog walker do it for you.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in West Allis
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LaFollette Park
If your canine pal is ready for a walk, clip on his leash and head over to the Hank Aaron State Trail. This trail is 12 miles long and stretches all the way to the shore of Lake Michigan in Milwaukee. With this much mileage, you have enough room to walk until your pup is ready to call it quits. You’ll pass by several local points of interest including the State Fair Park, Pettit National Ice Center, and the Soldiers Home Historic District. LaFollette Park is also in the area. Make your way over to this park and let your pooch sniff around the fields and feel the grass beneath his paws.
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Greenfield Park
Is your pup itching to get outside? Clip on her leash and pay a visit to Greenfield Park. This 150 acre county park has a beautiful wooded area so your pup will definitely get her fill of nature. Besides ball fields, playgrounds, and picnic areas, the park also has a small pond. The Oak Leaf Trail loops around the park and takes you through trees, shrubs, and native plants. This trail weaves around Milwaukee County, so if your pooch is still rearing to go, follow the path out of the park and walk until she’s all tuckered out.
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McCarty Park
McCarty Park is a spacious area just waiting to be explored by your four legged friend. Leash up your pup and head over for some sniffin’ and walking. Let your pup be the fearless leader as you make your way through the park’s small network of paved paths. If her paws need a rest, stop by the pond and chill out before continuing on to the Honey Creek Parkway, an adjoining green space. If she’s still got energy to burn, follow the Oak Leaf Trail for some additional mileage. Don’t forget to bring some water; you don’t want a thirsty pup on your hands.
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Minooka Park
The Minooka Park Dog Exercise Area is a pupstastic place to take your pooch for some exercise and socialization. Located in Waukesha, this off leash park is about 15 miles from West Allis. There’s plenty of space for fetch, so bring your pup’s favorite ball and let her run to her heart’s content. Small dogs have their own area, but they can also join the big doggos if they feel up to it. After a romp around the dog park, clip on your pup’s leash and wander around the trails of the outer Minooka Park. This park spans over 500 acres and has miles of trails for exploring.
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Buena Park
Treat your pup to an afternoon walk along the New Berlin Trail. Located in the neighboring city of New Berlin, this trail spans seven miles and is a puptastic place for your pooch to stretch his four legs. Since the trail is flat and paved, it’s a great option if you’re looking for a mellow route. It’s also a favorite with local cyclists, so be sure to keep your pal on leash. For a nice detour, stop by Buena Park and wander around the grass fields or take a break under one of the shade trees. Water is available here, so be sure to give your walking buddy a drink.
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