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Why book a dog walker in Thousand Oaks?
Need a dog walker in a pinch? Vetted Pet Caregivers in the Thousand Oaks, CA area are just a few taps away when you use the Wag! app to book a walk for your dog. Once you've found the "pawfect" dog walker near you, you can save your dog walker as a preferred Caregiver for easy booking the next time you need them. Thousand Oaks, CA dog walkers are background checked by Wag! and rated by other local Pet Parents so you don't have to worry about your dog while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Thousand Oaks
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Central Thousand Oaks
Whenever you’re in Thousand Oaks, make your way to the center. You will find one of the most secluded dog parks you will ever find-- Estella Park. This secluded park is perfect for a low-key day for quality time with your dog. Although the park is very small, it has a lot of benefits. Since it is a small park, it is very beneficial for small, scared dogs. However, since this park does not have a lot of amenities, be sure to take your own snacks, water and toys. You are guaranteed to have a great time at this lush green park!
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North Thousand Oaks
Right off of the freeway, you will find a cute little dog park, Walnut Grove Park. This small park is enclosed and welcomes all sorts of dogs and their sizes. The park also has a playground so you can bring your children and have a fun family day! Furthermore, because the dog park is an off-leash park, you can leave the leash at home. You are also likely to meet many new dog owners and dogs so your pet can learn to socialize. Consider packing a picnic, bringing a good book and bringing a few dog toys. You are guaranteed to have a pawsome day!
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Northeast Thousand Oaks
Northeast Thousand Oaks is full of shops, restaurants and other attractions. If you're in the mood to spend some time in a park after running errands, head to Rancho Conejo Playfield. This park is basically one large green field. Your dog will love you forever! However, since this is dog-friendly and not a dog park, take a leash in case there are other people at the park. There also aren't a lot of amenities at the park. This is why you need to pack your own water, lunch and toys. Even so, you'll have a pawesome time!
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Triunfo Community
If you head to the eastern part of Thousand Oaks, you'll end up in Triunfo Community Park. This park is a completely no-frills park that has no shortage of lush green grass and hills. It is not a dog park so you will have to take a leash with you. However, if you are an active person, be sure to take your running shoes. The hills in the park are often challenging and provide a great workout. Similarly, you can even take your own toys to the park and play with your dog on the hills! This is a great spot for an intense workout with your furry friend!
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Oak Park
If you are willing to drive a short 8 miles to Oak Park, you can take your most loyal companion to the Indian Springs Park. This park is one of the most well-maintained parks in the area. It has a large grass field surrounded by sports fields and playgrounds. As it is not an off-leash park, you will have to keep your dog on a leash. However, the lush green grass and amenities make up for it. You will often see other dog owners relaxing on the grass with their dogs or walking them around the neighborhood having a pawsome time!
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