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Julia HPocatello, ID

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“I’ll love your pet and they will love me:)”

I love animals! I’m patient, kind, and a huge lover of positive reinforcement as far as behaviors go. I’ll treat your pet with nothing but love and spoil them with things like activities and enrichment. I’m a gentle soul and nothing bad will ever happen to them at my hands! I don’t have a dog of my own, but I spend a lot of time with my dad’s dog. In the summer I would constantly take him on walks, hikes, swimming, or to the dog park. I’m experienced in many settings!

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Specialties

Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

Katie HPocatello, ID

4.9

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I have had dogs all throughout my childhood, and because of this I absolutely love them. When I was 13 I got my first dog of my own, a bulldog named Baxter, and he has made my life so much more happy! I would do anything for my dogs and am still a sucker when I see dogs walking in the park. I have volunteered at animal shelters many times and cared for the dogs there.

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Dog Walking in Pocatello

Pocatello is a furiendly and vibrant city in Bannock County, Idaho, and is commonly referred to as the Gateway to the Northwest. Founded in 1889, it was a stop for many pioneers and gold miners passing through on the Oregon Trail. If you are a dog lover, you will be pleased to hear there are many places to visit with your pup! In case of emergency, there are also five veterinary clinics and animal hospitals in the area.

A hidden gem in this puptown has got to be Katie’s Dog Park! This is dog paradise, with two fenced play areas, one for active and energetic pups, and the other for smaller and chilled out pooches. All you have to do is unclip the leash and watch your fluffy companion have a ball! This is a great way to socialize your dog and make new furry friends in Pocatello.

To go on an adventure with your pup, you can hike for miles on the City Creek Trail System. This is a puptastic place to stretch your legs, with over 50 miles of sniff-tastic trails where you can see the city and venture out into nature. Since bikers and runners use these trails, and their is wildlife often seen along the way, it is best to keep your furry friend on his leash.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Pocatello

Bengal Junction

Population Density

2,643 per sq. mi.

Bengal Junction

When you are looking for a comfortable accommodation for the night in Pocatello, you can stay at the Thunderbird Motel without a problem! This place is dog friendly and allows you to bring a pup of any size for a small additional fee per day. Doesn’t that sound pawsome? You can enjoy free parking and complimentary wireless internet access during your stay, as well as having everything you need in your room. Your furry friend can feel right at home here at the Thunderbird Motel!

Pocatello Old Town

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,424 per sq. mi.

Pocatello Old Town

In the Old Town of Pocatello, you have a puptastic treat for your furry companion; the Old Town Bark Park! Bring your good boy or girl for some off-leash exercise and let the leash come off in this completely fenced in area. While your pup goes out and makes new furry friends, you can chill out and watch from one of the benches. If your pooch needs some water, there are special dog drinking fountains. Raymond Park is also a pawsome eight acre park, where there is plenty of open space and grass for your pup to explore on leash. There are picnic tables and barbeques for a lovely afternoon on a sunny day, as well as a playground and horseshoe pits for some fun.

Ridgewood

Population Density

2,283 per sq. mi.

Ridgewood

If you need somewhere to stay when you are in Pocatello, you will find lots of dog furiendly accommodation in the Ridgewood neighborhood. You can enjoy a pleasant stay at the Red Lion Hotel, where you can bring two pooches weighing up to 30 Ibs, as long as you pay a small addition fee. If you and your furry companion like to ruff it, head to Pocatello KOA. This campground will feel like home, with all of the amenities you need, as well as beautiful views of the mountains. What’s more, dogs are welcome here, as long as they remain on leash when you are out and about.

Westwood

Population Density

5,694 per sq. mi.

Westwood

When you are out exploring everything that Pocatello has to offer, you have got to stop and get a bite to eat. In Westwood, you will find some puptastic dog friendly eateries where you can grab a mid-day treat or dinner. For a frozen dessert, check out the Cold Stone Creamery, with a range of tasty ice cream pies, cakes and shakes that are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Plus, your pooch can take a nap at one of the outdoor tables as you much. If you love Mexican food, enjoy some pawsome burritos and tacos at the Café Rio Mexican Grill. They offer six outdoor tables where your pup can join you!

Lewis and Clark

Population Density

6,249 per sq. mi.

Lewis and Clark

For a pawsome day out with your dog, check out NOP Park! This puptastic place is perfect for a casual stroll with your pup, with paths around the park, as well as plenty of grass for your furry friend to roll and roam. If you and your panting pup need a rest, there are also picnic tables to enjoy a treat. When you get hungry, you can head to The Jungle ReTreat. This is a furiendly and fun place where you can enjoy an ice cream, with delicious flavors, such as huckleberry and chocolate peanut butter. Your pooch is welcome to join you at one of the outdoor tables!