- Wag!
- Dog Walking
- East Haven, CT
Dog walking in East Haven
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How it works
Flexible scheduling
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Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.
Follow along
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What is Wag!?
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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“A walk a day keeps the vet away.”
My name is Jennifer. Animals are my passion. I have the knowledge handling dogs of all sizes and behaviors. I'm trustworthy, patient and loving. I also love cats and small critters. If you have me walk your pawfect best friend he/she will come back home tired and happy. I try my best and make your dog comfortable as possible.
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience
Hello! My name is Megan and I just graduated from Georgia Tech with a biomedical engineering degree. I've always loved animals and have been taking care of dogs since I was 10 years old. I have a terrier-mix named Georgia who is 13 years old and still a very energetic pooch. I have over 12 years of experience walking and dog-sitting for all ages and breeds, from pups to seniors with special needs. I can't wait to get to know your dog and take it out to get exercise and explore!
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Dog Walking in East Haven
East New Haven is a coastal town in New Haven County. Its colorful history dates back to the 17th century and includes indigenous people, Puritan settlers, and ties to the American Revolution and Civil War. Today, dogs living in this neck of the woods get to enjoy not only the town’s heritage, but also the abundant outdoor recreation opportunities.
The Farm River State Park sits in the southeastern corner of East Haven. This 61 acre state park is calling your pup’s name, so grab his leash and head on over. It is located on the Farm River right before it empties into the Long Island Sound. Follow the Self-Guided Nature Trail to get a feel for the park’s flora and fauna. It takes about an hour, so your four legged walking buddy will get some great exercise. There are also a couple other trails that will let you see more of the park’s beautiful scenery.
For an easy afternoon walk, take a stroll through the East Haven Town Green. This 2.5 acre green space is a community gathering place. You and your pooch can meander through the park and admire the memorials to war veterans, or take a seat on a bench for some good old fashioned people watching.
Best Dog Neighborhoods in East Haven
Main St/ Branford Rd
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Population DensityMain St/ Branford Rd
48Looking for a pawsome walk for your pooch? Pop over to Supply Pond Park in the neighboring town of Branford. Your four legged pal will love exploring this beautiful forested park. Follow the trails through the groves of trees, along the banks of cool creeks, and around Supply Pond. There is plenty of shade for those hot summer days, but there are also plenty of bugs, so be sure to pack some bug spray. You’ll get about a two mile walk in, so hopefully your pal will be tuckered out when it’s time to go home. Since this is a very pup-ular trail for dog walkers, your pal will definitely meet new friends.
Main St/ Dominican Rd
36Population DensityMain St/ Dominican Rd
36Beacon Hill Preserve is just minutes away from East Haven. It is located on the east side of Farm River in Branford. Pack up your pooch and pay a visit to this park for some puptastic hiking. The preserve is named after Beacon Hill, a 100 foot rock outcropping that towers over the surrounding area. There are a couple of short trails throughout the property that provide stunning views of the Farm River marshes and Long Island Sound. Be sure to visit in the spring when a variety of wildflowers make this space even more amazing. Your furry hiking buddy will absolutely love getting his exercise in such a beautiful setting!
Momauguin
24Population DensityMomauguin
24It’s no secret that a tired dog is a good dog. Help your dog be her best by taking her for a walk on the Shoreline Greenway Trail. This wooded trail is just over a mile one way. It takes you through a forest of hemlock and laurel to a panoramic view of the tidal wetlands and Bradford Preserve. Along the way you’ll pass rock outcroppings formed by ancient glaciers, and will probably see some birds and butterflies. The trail also connects to Farm River State Park, so if your pooch still has energy to burn, you can continue your walk.
Montowese
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12If your dog is looking for some adventure, grab his leash and head over to Peter’s Rock Park. Located in North Haven, this park is only six miles north of East Haven. Peter’s Rock is the main feature of this park, comprising of a large rock that rises over 300 feet and provides a 360 degree view of the surrounding area. The trail to the summit is about a mile. Your canine companion will feel like a champ when he makes it to the top. A variety of other trails lead through forests and wetlands and past rock outcroppings. This park will definitely make your pup’s tail wag!
East Rock
0Population DensityEast Rock
0East Rock Park is just a quick 20 minute drive from East Haven in the neighboring town of New Haven. This park sprawls over 400 acres and has everything your pup could wish for. Over 10 miles of trails weave throughout the park, so your dog will have plenty of opportunity to burn some energy. Designated trails range from just under a mile to 2.14 miles. Since there are several connecting spur trails, you can even make up your own route. After your stroll, find a spot near Mill River or Lake Whitney and have a snack and some water. Be sure to bring enough to share with your furry BFF.
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