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Hannah WFresno, CA

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Hey Wags, Pups and Pals ! My Name is Hannah ! I am from Clovis California! I currently own no pets but i have owned 3 dogs ( Shasta, Coco, Crystal) and shared two cats (Lola, Simba), my love for animals and caregiving is something i feel like i was made to do along with being a good friend and putting a smile on people’s faces ! My number one priority is to keep your animal taken care of and safe! ~ “You are the brightest star in your universe”

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Nadine AFresno, CA

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“Just keep wagging, wagging, wagging...”

Howdy, my name is Nadine! Every dog I have owned -- from yorkies to labradors -- for the past 25 years has been a rescue. I have taken obedience classes to be a better pet parent. . .oh, and to train my dogs to be better pets, too. Loving on my dogs and being active are passions for me, so dog walking is a perfect fit! They are family to me and deserve lots of love and attention. Walking my dogs promotes health and is fun for all of us! I am all too happy to provide the same care and attention to your canine family member through Wag!. I look forward to meeting you and your fur-baby!

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Oral medicine administration, Fast walker, Training experience

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Dog Walking in Fresno

Fresno’s parks are managed by the Parks, After School, Recreation, and Community Services (PARCS) department and include several dog parks in their numbers. PARCS dog parks are free to use and offer plenty of room for the city’s canine residents to run.

For a wider selection of dog-oriented activities, visit the Dr. James W. Thornton Dog Park at the Valley Animal Center. This park requires a membership, but it has a greater variety of amenities, including an agility course, a pool with water jets, and drinking stations. There are also lockers available, so human companions can put their personal belongings out of harm’s reach.

Woodward Park, a regional park in the northeast part of the city, serves as a bird sanctuary and a picnic site for bird enthusiasts. Several trails pass through the park, providing a good source of exercise for visitors and their dogs. You'll find Woodward busy with local pet owners on the weekends who are out for a jog, bike ride, or trail run.

If you are just passing through, you and your pup can spend the night in comfort at a pet-friendly hotel. La Quinta Inn & Suites allows pets in most of their locations, as does Ramada Northwest Fresno. Wind down your day, and enjoy the view that the city has to offer after dusk.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Fresno

Woodward Park

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

4,660 per sq. mi.

Woodward Park

The Woodward Park neighborhood in Fresno is definitely a dog loving community. There are several friendly, top quality places to board your pup if needed in case something would come up. The main attraction though, is the park itself in Woodward. It is no wonder dog lovers flock to this natural attraction. This park is an off-leash dog park, which means your pup can have a sniff-tastic time exploring. This park is 300 acres and has a beautiful fenced-in dog park where your fur baby can socialize with other dogs and make some new fur-iends.

Central Fresno

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

4,660 per sq. mi.

Central Fresno

In the Central Fresno community there are several fun activities for dogs. The most popular place to visit is the Dr. James W. Thornton Dog Park that is part of the Valley Animal Center. This dog park spans 1.5 acres of land that is full of fun for your pooch. It has spacious grassy land for a paw-tastic time and there are also doggy runs so your pal can stretch his legs and get some exercise in. There are also plenty of trees for your dog to sniff around. This park features a play area for agility and a 2,000 gallon wading pool complete with water jets. This is truly a dog’s dream land!

Roeding Park

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

5,065 per sq. mi.

Roeding Park

The Roeding Park neighborhood is located in central Fresno. Prepare to run into several other dog owners at this park -- it's very pawpular with the locals. The park has two different areas for your pups to get their exercise and have a pawsome time. In the fenced-in section, your best buddy is free to run around in the grassy area. Your pet will have a fun time on their leash walking throughout this fun Fresno dog park. There are several areas with shade if you or your pup need to cool off. On Saturdays, there are also pup play groups, so be sure to check those out so your dog can make some new pals.

Kearny Park

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

244 per sq. mi.

Kearny Park

This neighborhood is located 7 miles west of Fresno, California. Your pet will love Kearny Dog Park, which is a 225-acre historic park. All dogs are welcome on the grounds if they are on a leash. You and your pup can explore the gardens and there is plenty of room to walk or run for a fun-filled day. There is beautiful, lush green grass and plenty of spots for shade to help you and your pooch cool down. This park is big enough that you can enjoy the surroundings without much interaction from others. You can also wander to the more social spots in the park near the soccer fields and playgrounds. Kearny Park is a great place to enjoy some quality time with your best pal.

West Fresno

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

7,871 per sq. mi.

West Fresno

This community is a popular neighborhood for dogs and their owners. A great attraction to check out for Fido is the seasonal Basin AH1 Dog Park and Pond. This doggie park is open from May through November. The best part of the park is the pup-friendly wading pool, which is pawfect for those dog days of California summer. Afterward, you can let your canine companion shake the water out of his fur before heading home. Try not to give in to the classic puppy dog eyes he’s sure to give you when it's time to go.