Dog Walkers in Pendleton, IN

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Pendleton, IN

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 458/sq mi

   #1 Logan Street

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   To quench your thirst for adventure, you might want to take a 23-mile trip over to Noblesville. This is where you will find White River Greenway. Rails-to-Trails really did something worth barking about when they created this part of the trail system. It runs beside the White River and offers spectacular views. You will cross a completely restored 1837 footbridge, which is almost enough to make you want to stop your adventure and spend the day admiring the view. There aren't any water stops, so bring your own. Don't forget to bring your doggie waste bags! You'll find trash cans here and there along the trail where you can dispose of them.
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,454/sq mi

   #2 East 116th Street

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   Fishers, IN is worth the 23-mile trip because it's home to Pure Eatery Fishers. You can bring your dog here to enjoy healthy and fresh meal options. You'll need to keep him on a leash, and you'll want to bring him a dish if you plan on ordering him a meal. This furrific establishment has a full bar and incredible signature dishes, like sesame salmon and tomato jam meatloaf. All of the dressings, soups, and sauces are handmade right here. Whenever possible, the dishes are locally sourced based on the season. You will want to come often and try something new every time.
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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,855/sq mi

   #3 8th street

   24

   Anderson is about eight to ten miles from Pendleton, depending on which part of town you're going to. Not only will you find awesome pet-friendly places to eat here, but you'll also find Canine Companion Corral. This is the best place to bring your pet to socialize and get off her leash so that she can play for a while. Green grass, obstacles, and toys are all located inside the fence. Water is provided in the summer, but is turned off in the winter. You'll have access to cleaning stations that stay stocked. The only downside is that you won't have a lot of seating options here.
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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 835/sq mi

   #4 Doctor MLK Jr BLVD

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   You may think that going ten miles to Anderson just for pizza is silly, but you won't find just any old pizza pie here. Greek's Pizzeria is the go-to place for barkworthy pizza. The Gourmet House Special combines the deliciousness of Greek cuisine with the classic Italian pizza. Vegan options like the Garden Pizza are perfect for anyone, vegan or not. The best part, besides the ooey goey cheese, is that you can bring your dog with you to get the best pizza in the area! Just bring your leash and grab an outdoor table.
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   Population Density 835/sq mi

   #5 South Anderson

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   When you are all finished at the dog park in Anderson, come on over to Culver's. You and your dog can grab an outdoor table while you wait for your burger, cheese curds, or frozen custard. In a hurry to get back home? Grab it to-go! If you dine outside, your pup will need to stay on a leash at all times. Make sure you bring a water dish with you. If you need a place to crash while you're in Anderson, you'll find a few budget- and pet-friendly hotel chains near Culver's, around the intersection of I-69 and Highway 109.
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