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Ashley DHanover Park, IL

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I'm Ashley I have a love and passion for dogs. I have always had a dog in my life growing up and I currently own two dogs of my own. I have experience with dogs in a day care setting as well as in my personal life.

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Brian MHanover Park, IL

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“Pups are not just pets, they are family!”

Hi, my name is Brian Martinez Flores- I am a true animal lover! I own a beautiful pit bull! My life style is very active and I hope by joining this team I can contribute to making it even better.

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

Dog Walking in Hanover Park

Culturally rich and conveniently located, Hanover Park, IL definitely welcomes wagging tails with open arms. Just within commuting distance of Chicago, the area manages to maintain a village feel, even with a population of nearly 40,000. Hanover Park is well known for its diversity and many community events. Visit in July and you and your pooch can enjoy a movie together in the park! There’s a veterinary clinic in the village to take good care of your buddy, and an out-of-hours emergency service just a short drive away in Schamburg.

As Hanover Park has the youngest residents of any Chicago, it makes sense that it’s easy to find athletic entertainment for your pup! The Illinois Prairie Path trail surrounds the neighborhood, and the city has its own dog park. If you’re willing to drive a little, you’ll find a plethora of further off- and on-leash exercise options in the surrounding area. Keep in mind that many dog parks in the area require membership, but plenty of others are accessible with an easily obtained permit. However, there are no doggie dining options in Hanover Park -- you and your pooch will have to roam a little fur-ther afield to find somewhere to chow down!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Hanover Park

St. Charles

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,225 per sq. mi.

St. Charles

A trip to Fox River Bluff Dog Park in St. Charles makes for a pawesome off-leash adventure! Even though the park isn’t fenced in, and there’s no separate small dog area, you and your pooch are sure to have a furrific time exploring the many shaded, scenic trails. Dogs also have access to parts of the Fox River, so your pup can have a whale of a time splashing about, or just cooling off after working up a sweat. Be careful, though; the river can swell after heavy rains!

South Hanover Park

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

834 per sq. mi.

South Hanover Park

Hawk Hollow Preserve Off-Leash Dog Park is located right on the border between Hanover Park and nearby Bartlett. The size of the park alone makes it a mutts-visit. There’s 34 acres of open space for your furry friend to run free in, divided into four enclosures, with one reserved for dogs under 25 pounds. This pup’s paradise also features a 1.5-mile limestone trail, and everything you need is provided on-site -- all you and your pooch have to bring is your enthusiasm! Unfortunately, you will need a permit to use the space, but you can easily apply for one from the Visitors Service in Wheaton.

Lombard

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

4,221 per sq. mi.

Lombard

The East Branch Forest Preserve area in Lombard is a haven for happy dogs! If your pooch loves to swim, they’ll find it im-paws-ible to resist the off-leash pond area. There’s trails for walking and plenty of green space for playing catch, but be warned -- some of the vegetation can be dangerous, so keep an eye on your pup if they tend to chew everything in sight! Once you and your fur baby are all tired out, you can grab a bite at the excellent Overtime Bar and Grill, a lovely local spot that caters for canine companions at their outdoor tables.

Downtown Arlington Heights

Population Density

5,620 per sq. mi.

Downtown Arlington Heights

While Arlington Heights is a little further away from Hanover Park -- a 24-minute drive in light traffic -- it’s well worth the trip to visit Bentley’s Pet Stuff. This Illinois staple stocks the best in terms of treats for your pet, from healthy bites to dog bagels to biscotti! For food suitable for humans, check out Salsa 17 on Campbell Street. A local favorite, this restaurant serves up some of the best Mexican food in the area, and permits doggie diners at outside tables. Afterwards, why not take an after-dinner stroll around Harmony Park? This small but charming green space welcomes pets on leash, and hosts open air music events during the summer months.

Mallard Lake

Population Density

914 per sq. mi.

Mallard Lake

For fur-friendly hiking, look no further than Mallard Lake County Forest Preserve, where dogs are welcome on-leash. Beloved by local dog owners, bird-watchers and wildflower spotters alike, the preserve features some of the most peaceful scenery the area has to offer, and there’s a trail for every ability. Just remember to bring your own water and dog bags, and it’s a good idea to look up a trail map before you go. A lot of the trails aren’t signposted, and it’s easy for the unwary to get lost!