Dog walking in Somerton

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Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 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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Theresa NSomerton, AZ

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I love dogs. Being in the military, I know that with my schedule I would be unable to give as much love and care to a dog of my own as I know they deserve. That’s why I joined Wag - to be able to help others give their pets the care they deserve. I grew up with a dog and cared for her for 12 years, and I was the neighborhood dog sitter for 7 years. I would love to care for your dog, whether that be dog sitting, walking, or even going for a run or to a park!

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Fast walker

Dog Walking in Somerton

Somerton is a modestly sized city in the Grand Canyon state, and was established way back in 1898. Located in Yuma county, the puptown of Somerton has plenty of visiting tourists throughout the year, and the city is known for the Somerton Tamale Festival that is held annually in December. Somerton itself boasts no veterinary clinics, however, there are over 10 veterinary clinics and animal hospitals located nearby in Yuma for emergencies or routine care.

All pups need their exercise, so why not have a pawsome day out with your pooch at Council Avenue Park? This community park is a great place to bring the whole family, especially when its sunny outside. The park also holds many events throughout the year. There is plenty of green grass for your furry friend to sniff and investigate, as well as a paved pathway around the park for a stroll. The Council Avenue Pond offers access to fishing, or a walk with scenic views with your pup. For the kids, there is a playground area and soccer fields, and plenty of benches and picnic tables to relax.

Don’t forget to look out for the historic water tower when you are in Somerton, which is known as a local icon. We are sure it won’t be hard to miss!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Somerton

Somerton City Center

Population Density

4,332 per sq. mi.

Somerton City Center

In the Somerton City Center, you can visit Joe Muñoz Park with your pup. This place has some green grass for your furry friend to roll and roam, as long as he remains on leash. There is also a baseball field here where you can watch a junior game, as well as some sheltered picnic benches for a rest. In addition, you will find a splash pool and playground for the kids. For a snack and refreshment, head to the Main Street Café. This is a pawsome place where dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables and you can enjoy a range of delicious dishes!

Palo Verde

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

5,891 per sq. mi.

Palo Verde

In Palo Verde, you are guaranteed to have a pawsome day out with your pup! This neighborhood is only 10 miles north east of Somerton in nearby Yuma. Here you can take your pooch to the Bark Park, where he can roam free off-leash! This is the perfect place to exercise with around three acres of space, and features agility equipment for extra fun. There is even a doggie water fountain for your panting pup! If they work up an appetite at this puptastic place, you can take them for a treat at Starbucks. Here you can order your dog a special Puppuccino while you enjoy a coffee and cake!

Las Casitas

Population Density

3,664 per sq. mi.

Las Casitas

Jump in the car and drive for nine miles northeast to Las Casitas in Yuma. This neighborhood has a puptastic park called Las Casitas Park where you can go for a leisurely wander with your pup. There is a walking path for leashed dogs and a playground for the kids too. If you get hungry, you can visit Kneaders Bakery & Café for a tasty treat. This pawsome place has a bunch of sweet treats, such as pastries, and lots of artisan bread. There are 10 dog friendly tables outside here, where your pooch can sit and enjoy some fresh air with you.

S Las Palmas Vista Ave

Population Density

3,356 per sq. mi.

S Las Palmas Vista Ave

Only a short nine mile drive away, you will reach this furiendly neighborhood in Yuma. Here is where you can find some pawsome places where you can treat yourself to some delicious food. Plus, you can bring your pup too! If you love Mexican food, head to Sombrero for a relaxing meal. You can dig into some tasty tacos or burritos, and your furry friend can chill out with you at one of the outdoor tables. For some American classic dishes, you can try The Crossing Grill & Bar. This is the best place for wings in town, and you have a choice of favorite dishes that won’t disappoint. Your pooch is welcome to sit with you at an outdoor table and watch the world go by.

Atmar

Population Density

6,203 per sq. mi.

Atmar

If you head 11 miles into Yuma, you will reach the Atmar neighborhood, where you will find some dog friendly accommodation. The El Rancho Motel will provide you with a quiet and comfortable room for the night and your pup can join you too! This motel allows dogs of any size, as long as you pay the small refundable deposit for your stay. In addition, you can also stay at the Yuma Cabana Motel. This pawsome place allows you to bring two pups weighing up to 20 Ibs for a small additional fee per night.