Dog walking in Pleasanton
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- Dog Walking
- Pleasanton, CA
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Best dog walkers in Pleasanton
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Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog Walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Pleasanton
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Why book a dog walker in Pleasanton?
Top-rated dog walkers in Pleasanton, CA are standing by to take your dog on walk around your neighborhood. Browse Caregiver profiles to find dog walkers that are experienced with your pet's specific needs, or let the Wag! platform match you with a highly rated dog walker that's local to your Pleasanton, CA neighborhood. You can even ask your dog walker to feed your pup a meal after their walk! Simply download the Wag! app to get started with your Pet Parent profile.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Pleasanton
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Stanley Blvd
Thanks to a $250,000 grant from the U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, Shadow Cliffs Regional Park is one of the nicest spots in the area. It wasn’t always so beautiful, though. Shadow Cliffs was once a gravel quarry. Now, it’s a prime spot for all things water. Swimming and boating are allowed in the main 80-acre lake that sits on the 266-acre property, only about a mile from downtown Pleasanton. Boats with electric motors under 17 feet are permitted to launch. Jet skis are not allowed, but no worries! Dogs can’t ride jet skis anyway. But, they do enjoy fishing and swimming. This park is stocked with catfish and trout weekly, and bluegill and bass are also commonly caught. There’s no way to know for sure which fish is a dog’s favorite, but our money’s on catfish. If your pups should take to the sport, look out for fishing derbies. We’re sure they’d love it! Dogs are allowed off-leash 100 ft from trails and at the dog beach area of the lake.
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Sunol
Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park is a 5,271-acre park in Sunol with views of Livermore Valley. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their humans for a day of trekking. Start at Foothill Road and choose a trail, while keeping an eye out for other hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. Some trails are exposed to bright sunlight, which is great for when it’s cold in the winter. If you’re looking for shade in the heat of summer, perhaps follow Sinbad Creek Trail. It’s cool and covered by trees. While dogs are supposed to wear leashes on the trail, they may be off leash if they are obedient to their humans in remote areas. When you reach the ridge top at over 1,600 feet, stop for a selfie. You won’t want to forget this view! Be sure to clean up any waste left behind by your dog and pack it out to dispose at a trash can.
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Central Pleasanton
In 1974, the Pleasanton Police Department formed its first K9 unit, with Cubby being the first working dog to join the team. Cubby’s Dog Park was named after this honorary canine, a place where dogs can roam free, sans leash. The play area is separated into an area for small dogs and one for large dogs, with a total of 1.5 acres in all. Need water? Hit the drinking fountains. Need shade? Park it under a shade structure. Ready to hit the trails? The Marilyn Murphy Cane Walking Trail begins near the entrance to the park. If that doesn’t tire you guys out, go back to the dog park for some agility training. If you’ve still got energy, go home and try to teach your pup to turn a doorknob.
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Dublin
The Dougherty Hills Dog Park in Dublin, California is a unique creative space. Livened up by sculptural installations by artist Michele Alcantara, this dog park unites doggie play time and art into one neat experience. The sculptures take their shapes from cats, dogs, and icons from the world of pets: bones, fire hydrants, and toys. While humans will enjoy admiring the artwork, dogs will certainly appreciate agility equipment, drinking fountains, and being separated by size in large dog and small dog areas. No one wants to play with someone five times their size, right? Humans are welcome to sit on park benches as long as they agree to pick up pet waste while enjoying the park.
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Livermore
On the northeast side of Pleasanton in Livermore, you’ll find a cool spot called Eight Bridges Brewing Co. It’s special because dogs are allowed both inside and out of the brewery. Taste housemade beers while you and your fur baby enjoy a snack (you’ll have to bring your own as they don’t serve food). If you’re looking to make a Saturday of it, head up Doolan Rd in the morning to hike at Doolan Canyon Preserve. When you’re tired and sweaty, head back down to Eight Bridges for a beer and big bowl of water. This brewery is very close to the Livermore Airport, making it a great place to stop after picking up your parents at the airport. Your dog won’t have to stay home and miss greeting their grandparents! Look out for games, live music, and events.
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