Dog Walkers in Honolulu

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Honolulu

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   Population Density 15,560/sq mi

   #1 Downtown Honolulu

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   If you’re visiting in December, don’t miss the annual Hawaii Week for the Animals. Learn more about Hawaiian culture, contribute to a good cause, and enjoy a unique musical performance at the Volcano Arts Center during the special event. Looking to grab some grub with your pup? You’ll be spoiled for choice in downtown! You can choose from more than 15 dog-friendly establishments. But if you’re looking for authentic Hawaiian cuisine, you can’t miss Hukilau Honolulu. In addition to Hukilau’s Two-Fisted Fish Sandwich, you and your pup can enjoy the sounds of Hawaii -- live music is available on weekdays until 8:30pm.
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   Population Density 4,310/sq mi

   #2 Manoa

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   In Honolulu around Easter? Don’t miss the annual Doggie Easter Egg Hunt at the Hawaii Doggie Bakery! You and your pooch will have an egg-cellent time hunting for eggs and participating in activities and games at this charity event for Hawaii Fi-Do. Afterward, check out Hawaii Doggie Bakery’s menu, which is chock full of homemade treats just for your furry friend! He can enjoy “Mutt Muffins” and “Frozen Woofles”, or you can buy a multipack of homemade biscuits for the road. End the day with some good ol’ fashioned play at Manoa Valley District Park. Just remember to keep your pooch on a leash.
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   Population Density 29,510/sq mi

   #3 Waikiki

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   Waikiki is renowned for being one of the most gorgeous neighborhoods in Honolulu. Take your pup to play at Ala Wai Dog Park, where you and your furry friend can enjoy a famous Hawaii sunset while watching the Ala Wai river flow lazily. Fancy a little shopping? Head on down to the Mahiku Farmers Market, open three times a week. You can bring your pup along on a leash while you browse fresh produce and food, local art, flowers, and homemade crafts. Afterward, grab a bite to eat at more than 15 pup-friendly restaurants in Waikiki, including Kaiwa near Waikiki Beach.
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   Population Density 2,470/sq mi

   #4 Kailua

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   Grab an authentic Hawaiian shave ice from the Island Snow in Kailua town before heading over to Kailua Beach Park to enjoy the famous turquoise waters and silky sands of Hawaii with your pup. It’s also a great spot for a picnic lunch the whole family can enjoy. If you’re looking for a little adventure, head on over to the Kawainui Marsh Trail, just outside of Kailua. The Marsh spreads over 800 acres, but the Marsh Trail is short and sweet at just two and a half miles. You can learn more about the wildlife native to the area while soaking in an incredible view of the Ko’olau Mountains in the distance.
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   Population Density 145/sq mi

   #5 Koolauloa

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   Everyone dreams of relaxing on a Hawaiian beach without a care in the world. If dogs could dream, they probably would too! Make your dreams a reality at Aukai Beach, where you and your leashed pooch can bask in the sunshine all day long. The beach doubles as a dog park, and has plenty of lush green space for your dog to stretch his legs. After a long day of lazing in the sun, hop on over to North Shore Tacos. Pair authentic, Oahu-style fish tacos with the open-air restaurant’s Pineapple Tiki Drink -- the perfect end to a perfect day basking in the Hawaiian breeze with your pal.
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