Dog Walkers in Diamond Bar

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Diamond Bar

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 6,704/sq mi

   #1 North Diamond Bar

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   North Diamond Bar is a residential neighborhood with some apartments and single family homes, an elementary school, and a nice community park. Take a stroll down your street past landscaped homes in this area. When you want to take your canine companion to some green space, head to Carlton Peterson Park. This facility includes a playground, athletic fields, and a walking trail. Hike or jog around the park or explore the wooded, undeveloped section with your pooch. Dogs are permitted to join you in the park as long as they're on a leash and under your control. Make sure you clean up any droppings.
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   Population Density 4,456/sq mi

   #2 Golden Springs

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   The area around Golden Springs includes a medical center, a golf course, some residential streets, and a commercial area. There are quiet neighborhood roads here where you and Fido can enjoy a walk together. If you want to get out and explore nature with your furry friend, take him to Sycamore Canyon Park off Golden Springs Drive. This facility has a baseball field and picnic area as well as 50 acres of undeveloped land. Wander through the woods and fields with your special pal here. Dogs are allowed to join you as long as they're on a leash and under your control.
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 4,908/sq mi

   #3 Summit Ridge

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   Summit Ridge is a residential neighborhood with a park that offers access to a hiking trail. There are peaceful streets here where you and your pup can enjoy a nice stroll together. Take Fido to Summitridge Park for some fresh air and exercise. There's an open area where you and your pal can play frisbee together. If you want to hike through some undeveloped land, follow Ridge Rte Trail through the rolling hills. Make sure you keep your pup on a leash and under your control. Bring water and waste bags so that you can clean up any messes while you're here.
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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,912/sq mi

   #4 Valle Lindo

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   Valle Lindo is a country estate development in the southeastern part of Bar Diamond. There are peaceful lanes where you and your canine companion can walk here. In this neighborhood, you and Fido will find a peaceful country park off Country Park Road where you'll be able to explore some green space. There's a natural surface hiking trail here that stretches south to Tonner Canyon Road. Take a walk with your pup through the rolling ridges in this pawtastic area. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany you as long as you clean up after them. Bring some water with you for your trek.
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   Population Density 3,451/sq mi

   #5 Pantera Park

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   The neighborhood around Pantera Park includes some residential streets, an elementary school, and a pawesome park. There are plenty of quiet streets for you and your furry friend to walk along in this area. When you want to treat your four-footed pal to a special treat, take him to Pantera Park. This facility has sports fields, a picnic spot, and a dog park. The off-leash area has separate fenced sections for large and small dogs where your pup can make some new fur-iends his own size. The park requires that dogs be licensed and current on vaccinations to use the area. Owners are responsible for cleaning up their pets' waste.
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