Brockton, MA

Dog walking in Brockton

Book on-demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers. Choose between a 20, 30, or 60-minute walk for your pup.

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Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.

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Zachary C.

Wizard and I just love being with you TYRA. I hope you have a wonderful day and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.

Linda Z.

We always look forward to seeing you

Linda Z.

What a wonderful visit thank you my friend. I just loved it and wizard. Loved it as well. Hope you have a wonderful day. See you later.

Linda Z.

Had I met her in another way I would ve chosen TYRA as a friend she is so pleasant and wizard loves her too thank you and good nigh

Linda Z.

TYRA is a delight and wizard is in love with her. Thank you so much. Stay warm today.

Linda Z.

Wizard and I are both so happy to see TYRA coming. I enjoy talking with her and wizard. Just loves her. Thank you for everything and have a wonderful day. I m looking forward to seeing you every day for a little while. Stay warm.

Linda Z.

Both wizard and I are crazy about you and we enjoy talking right before I go to bed you so relieve my worries being in the hospital and all that I hope to see you again soon and that lady who helps me post the listings will be helping me on Wednesday, which is when you ll seeNEW walks coming up and I I favored you so hopefully you ll get the message ASAP. Sending lots of love.

Linda Z.

Tara is a lovely woman whom I would choose as a friend and wizard loves her too. I would really like to get her back on my schedule ASAP. I think I ll be adding some more dates within the next little while thank you very much. She is a delight.

Linda Z.

Thanks for a great walk Teara!

Holly K.

Why book dog walker in Brockton

Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Brockton, MA dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Brockton, MA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Brockton

Montello

Brockton’s Montello neighborhood offers the dog-friendly Ames Nowell State Park. This park covers 700 acres, and features the Cleveland Pond, a man-made pond which is a popular spot for fishing and row-boating, canoeing and kayaking.Your leashed pup is welcome on the several miles of hiking trails in the woods and around the pond. The park is open year-round from dawn to dusk, and is an excellent spot to get some exercise for you and your four-footed friend. Maybe even catch a fish or two for lunch with Fido by your side. If you don’t have any luck at Cleveland Pond, give Trout Brook a try! This stream can be found on the western edge of the neighborhood near the Tukis Playground. Happy angling!

Brockton Hts/ Winters Corner

The Brockton Hts/ Winters Corner neighborhood is home to the dog-friendly Stone Farm Conservation Area. This is a 104-acre piece of land that contains within it at least 9 hiking trails, several of which feature neighborhood trailheads for easy access. Benches where you and your doggo can rest and enjoy the scenery dot the trails, and boardwalks are placed over wetland areas where you and she will see waterfowl and amphibians along with other birds and small mammals. There is an informational kiosk near the parking lot off Torrey Street. This is an on-leash area, and be sure to bring waste removal bags as none are supplied.

Randolph Town Center

A few miles north of Brockton is the town of Randolph, home to the Randolph Dog Park. This large fenced off-leash park features several paved and wooded paths leading to it, and it continues the wooded theme with a packed dirt surface dotted with trees. It also offers many structures for doggy play, including sets of steps, boulders to climb on, large pipe tunnels and even a fire hydrant. Your fur baby will enjoy hours of socializing, running and playing here while you and the other humans relax on the benches. Drinking water and waste bags are provided, along with conveniently-placed receptacles. There is a separate area for small and timid dogs, too. Come out and play at this pawrific park!

South Weymouth/ Pine Grove

In the South Weymouth/ Pine Grove neighborhood of Weymouth, about 10 miles northeast of Brockton, is Southfield Dog Park. Featuring a grass and wood chip surface, the park is fenced and divided into separate areas for large and small/timid dogs, with separate entrances. Lots of toys are strewn about, whether provided by the park maintainers or just left by previous visitors. For those pups of a mind to test their strength and agility, there is wooden equipment like stairs and tunnels, but for dogs with less ambition, the park is large enough for just romping and running. There are wooded areas nearby, and the occasional small non-canine creature makes an appearance just to make things interesting. Woofderful!

Blue Hills/ Curry College

A short distance northwest of Brockton is the Blue Hills/ Curry College neighborhood of Milton, home to the Blue Hills Reservation, over 7,000 acres of natural beauty covering several towns. The dog-friendly park contains 125 miles of trails that meander among wetlands and woodlands. A particularly good park for hikers of all skills and ambition, the trails offer level, relatively short trails like the Wolcott & Border Path, to more challenging ones like the Skyline Loop. The Skyline is a 3-mile loop that accesses several summits, including that of Blue Hill, offering a breathtaking view of the Boston skyline. In winter, all trails are open to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing as well. Bring Fido along for a brisk, exhilarating trek through the snow! It’ll be pawsome!