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Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Fort Wayne, IN who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Fort Wayne, IN neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Fort Wayne
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West Central
The West Central neighborhood is the bustling downtown center of Fort Wayne. This neighborhood especially caters to dogs visiting Fort Wayne. The beautiful Hilton Ft. Wayne Convention Center at 1020 S. Calhoun allows as many as 2 dogs up to 80 lbs for an additional $50 per night fee. The neighborhood also boasts several dog-friendly restaurants. 816 Pint and Slice on S. Calhoun serves up some brew and pizza in its outdoor patio. Dogs on leashes may sit and savor the smell of all the different pizzas that are served. Dog and human can seek out some more exotic fare while enjoying the outdoor patio at The Golden on 898 Harrison.
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Southwest
The Southwest neighborhood is home to one of the two Fort Wayne dog parks. Pawster Park at 5113 Winchester Road is a grassy enclosure where neighborhood dogs and the surrounding areas come to play and socialize. The dog park requires a permit by the city to be used, and there is a lock on the entrance. The dogs love being members. This dog park features a separate area for small dogs. Humans are treated to a small pavilion in order to catch some shade. Drinking fountains with dogs and people in mind can be found here. The park provides waste receptacles, but asks that members bring their own bags.
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Northeast
The Northeast neighborhood has plenty of dogs, and those dogs are happy dogs because they live close to one of the city’s two dog parks. Camp Canine, located at 1502 N. Harry Baals Drive, has some fenced grass where dogs can romp, roll, and socialize. The dog park cares about the two-legged companions, too. There a numerous benches, as well as a shelter to grab some shade on a sunny day. The dog park is divided into two areas, with one area being set aside for small dogs. Pieces of agility equipment are in both areas, so you and your dog can continue training of one area is closed for maintenance. This dog park has a lock on its gate to ensure the safety of all park goers. This park is for members only. Registration and membership fees must be arranged with the city.
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Five Points
The Five Points neighborhood borders the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo and Franke’s Park. Franke’s Park will delight any being human or canine. This park, which encompasses more than 300 barktacular acres, is located at 3411 Sherman. This wooded and hilly park gets both dog and human back to nature. Numerous trails for on-leash exercise are available, as well as pavilions and picnic areas where humans can share a lunch with a four-legged friend or barbecue with the whole family. The park also has a lake for fishing with your pup (and maybe a cool dip on a hot day).
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Knolls
The Knolls neighborhood has a lovely suburban atmosphere, as well as a space that suburban dogs and their people are sure to love. When the sidewalks get boring for on-leash walking, a short trip to Kreager Park is the pawfect way to break the monotony. This park offers wooded trails for some on-leash exercise, and shaded benches where dogs and their humans can take a break. This park also connects with the River Greenway, which is part of the Rails-to-Trails program. The greenway offers miles of scenic paths for dog walkers to explore. A hike along the Maumee River is sure to keep your dog's tail wagging. He'll be barking to come back for more!
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