Dog Walkers in Newport, KY

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Newport, KY

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   Population Density 3,878/sq mi

   #1 Fort Thomas Town Center

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   Fort Thomas is located on the southern bank of the Ohio River. As you and Fido walk along North Fort Thomas Avenue, you will spot local businesses, small cafes, and a post office. While you're here, you'd be barking mad to miss Highland Hills Park! This is a favorite spot for locals, pawticularly those with dogs, to visit on the weekend to wind down after a long week at work. Pooches have a special place in the park as well! Fenced and equipped with benches, Fort Thomas Dog Park is a wonderful dog-friendly spot located at the end of Mayfield Avenue.  

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   Population Density 363/sq mi

   #2 Hebron

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   In the area where Hebron meets Burlington, near the crossroads of Conrad Lane and Idlewild Road, you'll find a furrific park for the whole family. England Idlewild Park has something to offer everyone. Golf lovers spend time on the course, while families and explorers occupy the quiet spots, picnicking or just exploring the trails. You can bring your furry baby to hike or have some off-leash fun with local pups in Boone County Dog Park. With two enclosures for small and large mutts, it’s easy to find some company that will suit your dog's size and temperament! Bring some water with you if you plan to stay for the whole day.

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   Population Density 2,111/sq mi

   #3 St Judes Circle

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   St. Judes Circle is a residential neighborhood just south of downtown Florence. Take a short walk north to discover the beauty of the Walnut Creek and Covered Bridge parks, or head to Florence Nature Park to enjoy a little hound-friendly hiking. This 15-acre recreational area offers a comfortable gazebo and picnic tables. You can also reserve a venue for your event, whether it’s a birthday or family reunion, and your puppy can also join! Pooches are welcome but should be supervised and leashed at all times. The walking trails offer opportunities for adventures in the woodlands, and many of the paths are suitable even for the least experienced hikers.

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   Population Density 1,972/sq mi

   #4 The Colony

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   The Colony is a central residential neighborhood in Georgetown, Kentucky. You'll need to prepare your buddy for an hour-long ride from Newport via I-75 South to get here. Sure, an hour is a long way to drive for a dog park, but if your pooch has been a good girl -- and we know she has! -- it'd be a huge faux paw not to make the trip. Charles Brooking Park is a wonderful family-friendly facility with a designated dog park. Offering two separate enclosures and plenty of colorful obstacles, this park has earned a reputation for being a great place to bond with your furry baby year-round! Bring waste bags and drinking water with you.

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   Population Density 2,372/sq mi

   #5 Thoroughbred Acres

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   The Thoroughbred Acres neighborhood is located in the southern part of Paris, just a skip and a hop from downtown. This area features some quiet residential quarters. Head just a short distance north to find a furrific park that's gone to the dogs! Patrick Brannon Memorial Dog Park is a fun doggy spot located off By-Pass Road. This park offers a single area for pups of all sizes and temperaments to play in, so if your Chihuahua doesn't get along with the big boys, you might want to give this one a skip. Trees help pet owners stay sane on a sunny day, and bowls are always available to fill with the fresh water available on-site.

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