Dog Walkers in Ossian

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Ossian

1. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,032/sq mi

   #1 Ossian

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   Ossian includes single-family homes, apartments, a few industries, a shopping area, and an elementary school. You'll find some neighborhood blocks here where you and your fur-baby can get your exercise. Take Fido over to Archbold Wilson Park to play with other canines. This 62-acre property has a walking trail, a fishing pond, and a fenced dog run. Register for an annual pass for the Bone Yard Dog Park at the Ossian Town Hall. You'll find agility equipment and benches in the facility. For time alone with your pal, leash up and stroll on the path in the rest of the park.
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 4,831/sq mi

   #2 Uniondale

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   Uniondale is about 7.5 miles southwest of Ossian. This small rural community has single-family homes, a few churches, a farm, and a granary. Out here, you can walk past farm fields for daily exercise. A furrific area to explore with Spot is Anna Brand Hammer Nature Preserve. The Acres Land Trust property is 2.6 miles north of the village.  Follow the half-mile trail around this 40-acre forest and admire the wildflowers. To help protect the plants and animals that live here, restrain your canine pal with a leash at all times. Pack water and bags for your outing to clean up any droppings.
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 50/sq mi

   #3 Murray

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   The village of Murray is about eight miles south of Ossian. There are country estates, a few farms, and a church in this unincorporated community. For daily exercise, walk along Rose Road by the Wabash River with your four-footed friend. If you'd prefer to get off the road and explore the woods, head to Acres Along the Wabash. This Acres Land Trust property is just northwest of town on East County Road 111 N. There's a 2.3-mile trail that wanders along bluffs and through forested areas here. Watch for migratory birds and wildflowers as you traverse the path with your canine pal.
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   Population Density 685/sq mi

   #4 Oak Street

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   The Oak Street neighborhood in north Bluffton is about ten miles south of Ossian. You'll find some industrial buildings, single-family homes, a trailer park, and a few small businesses here. You and Fido can get some exercise by hiking north on the Oak Street Extension along the Wabash River.  If you want to take your fur-baby on a campout, head to the Bluffton/Fort Wayne South KOA off West Lancaster Street. This facility has cabins, RV hookups, and tent sites available. There's a bark park where your pooch can play off-leash. In other areas, control him with a tether up to six feet long.
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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,163/sq mi

   #5 N Main/W Wiley

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   About 10.2 miles south of Ossian in the neighborhood around North Main Street and West Wiley Avenue, you'll find residential streets, some administrative buildings, four parks, and a church. There's a furrific place to take your special pal on the corner of South Indiana Street and West Market Street. Let Spot romp with other four-footed friends at Bluffton Canine Commons. There's some agility equipment and a picnic table in the fenced area. Submit a registration form with the annual membership fee and proof of vaccinations to obtain a key to this dog park. Bring bags to pick up any droppings when you visit.
   

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