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Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of vetted and background checked pet sitters, overnight boarding, dog walkers, dog trainers, and even virtual vet chat. Schedule ahead for pet care while you are away, or book on-demand pet care during the workday. In minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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Why book a dog walker in Ypsilanti?
Booking a local dog walker in Ypsilanti, MI is easy with the Wag! app. Simply set your pup's preferences and location, then let the platform match you with the perfect dog walker near you. You can even track your dog's walk with the GPS map in the app and see a report card of your pup's playdate when they return home. Stress-free pet care is just a tap away, and dog walkers all over the Ypsilanti, MI are waiting to give your pooch the attention they deserve.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Ypsilanti
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Ypsilanti City Center
The City Center neighborhood of Ypsilanti is home to Recreation Park, a 17 acre expanse that features ball fields, a playground and community gardens. But happiest of all for your four-legged pal is its walking track and picnic areas. While she is welcome in this park on leash, the fields and basketball courts are understandably off limits, as is the pool. There is a shelter building and restrooms as well, so drinking water is available. If your hunger pangs (and hers!) merit more than a picnic under a tree, a little way up Michigan Avenue is Bona Sera Restaurant. Their outdoor tables are perfect for you and your canine lunch date, and their menu will please. This is comfort food at its best, combining familiar ingredients with twisty preparations. Don’t forget to share some with your bestie!
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W Cross St/ N Huron St
This neighborhood of Ypsilanti is host to Frog Island Park, a beautifully maintained park spread over 5 acres that features a running track and vast green grassy areas for playing (on leash) or just relaxing. It also boasts a bike trail, and Fido is welcome there too. Mature shade trees make pleasant spots to hang out with your furry bestie, share a picnic lunch or take a snooze. Grab your fishing pole and, with Fido by your side, catch some fresh fish for dinner at the gazebo built out over the river. Or just sit and listen to the kids playing, the guitars strumming and the birds singing.
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Holmes Rd/ N Prospect St
This neighborhood, known by some as Depot Town, shares Frog Island Park with its neighbor. It also hosts Prospect Park, which is 9.5 acres just adjacent to the historic district. While it features athletic facilities, it also offers dog-friendly pathways and expanses of lawn for fun in the park with Fido. Whether romping, strolling under the spreading trees or sharing a picnic lunch, this is a lovely spot within the city to get some exercise or just relax. It even boasts a small pond called Luna Lake with a fountain that just might cool you off if the breeze is right. For a hearty, post-walk meal, lead your fur-pup over to the Sidetrack Bar and Grill where you can sit on the patio and share one of their huge, juicy burgers. Beer for you, water for Fido. Pawsome!
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Rawsonville
The Rawsonville neighborhood is home to 3 dog-friendly parks: North Hydro Park, Lakeview Park, and Sugarbrook Park. North Hydro Park stretches over 46 acres and features a natural setting made better by boardwalks over the wetlands. You and Fido can laze away an afternoon fishing from one of the docks, or put in a canoe or kayak on Ford Lake for a paddle. Drinking water is available for your fur-pup from the restrooms, and after a walk or fishing session, head over to the picnic area for a snack and a sit. Lakeview Park is somewhat smaller, only about 4 acres, but makes up for its small size by offering lots of open, green space and a paved perimeter trail. Sugarbrook Park, like its neighbor Lakeview, is small but lovely. Fenced and nicely landscaped with lots of green grass that feels so good on Fido’s tootsies, it also features shaded areas for relaxing with your furry bestie and a book, or even a nap. Picnic areas round out this park’s appeal. Be sure to keep your fur-baby leashed while in the parks.
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Briarbrook Dr/ S Huron River Dr
Ford Heritage Park is a 106-acre expanse that features attractions for all members of the family, including the canine ones. Sports facilities and playgrounds will keep the humans busy while Fido and his human bestie wander around the grounds on natural and paved trails, meandering in and out of trees and grassy swaths, with Fido securely leashed. After the walk, a snack or lunch will be easy to do at one of the shaded picnic areas. Ford Lake Park is another green space in this large neighborhood. Also dog-friendly, this is considered a “signature” park for the town, representing its auto-making industry past. It features fishing areas, both wooded areas and open spaces, crisscrossed with trails over its 98-acre expanse. With restrooms, sports facilities and several picnic areas, everyone, including Fido, will find something to love here.
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