Dog walking in North Easton
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- North Easton, MA
Best dog walkers in North Easton
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Best dog walkers in North Easton
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Customer Reviews
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.
Chabelyz,
North Easton
So personable and thoughtful!!
Marci,
North Easton
Very warm personality. My dog took to her immediately. Would definitely recommend!!
Sandra,
North Easton
Nikita, thank you again!
Hanna,
North Easton
She's so sweet with my baby boy. My dog really likes her.
Hanna,
North Easton
Abigail is great!
Doreen,
North Easton
I appreciate you Samantha!
Jeff,
North Easton
Thank you so much
Elisabeth,
North Easton
Nikita was right on time and I got a good report! Thank you!
Hafiza,
North Easton
Thank you!!!!!
Amanda,
North Easton
Thanks Rita!
Chabelyz,
North Easton
So personable and thoughtful!!
Marci,
North Easton
Very warm personality. My dog took to her immediately. Would definitely recommend!!
Sandra,
North Easton
Nikita, thank you again!
Hanna,
North Easton
She's so sweet with my baby boy. My dog really likes her.
Hanna,
North Easton
Abigail is great!
Doreen,
North Easton
I appreciate you Samantha!
Why book a dog walker in North Easton?
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 North Easton, 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. North Easton, MA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in North Easton
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Morse Corner
This neighborhood of Easton is home to the pup-friendly Clifford G. Grant Reservation, a 320-acre parcel with crisscrossing trails, a bridge over Black Brook and boardwalks over the wetlands. The entrance to this wildlife management area can be found behind the Easton School complex off Lothrup Street. Deep woods await you and your fur-pal on the looped trail that is home to deer, fox, fisher cat and wild turkey. Imagine the sights, smells and sounds your pooch will experience as you walk along, while you enjoy the foliage, the rippling brook and the fragrant wildflowers growing beside the boardwalks. Be sure to stop at the information kiosk to pick up a map – although trails are marked, there are lots of splits and turns. Bring your pup to this pawsome natural resource with easy access and seemingly endless trails – you’ll both be glad you did!
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Easton Town Center
The Borderland State Park resides within the Easton Town Center neighborhood, where it straddles the border between Easton and next-door Sharon. With more than 20 miles of trails that range from moderate to difficult, this is a perfect place for outdoors-loving dogs to hike with their humans on the 18 intersecting paths. The routes take you past and around the 6 ponds, through wetlands and wooded areas. Split Rock Trail connects 2 other trails and leads to a dramatic 20-foot high glacial boulder that has been split down the middle. The Morse Loop Trail is an easy walk along a wide log-hauling road through a hemlock grove. Find information on all the trails at the visitor center near the three parking areas, along with the location of two fields where your pup can romp and run off leash! This park is pawrrific!
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Pratts Corner
This neighborhood of Easton is home to the Wheaton Farm Conservation Area, which contains a 2.5-mile intersecting loop trail, part of which takes you past scenic views of the reservoir. Access to the trail is via Bay Road, and there is free parking available. Your leashed pooch will love the parts of the walk through and around the marshy wetlands where amphibians, as well as deer and smaller mammals can be found. The terrain is easy for when you’re in the mood for a walk or run, but don’t want to climb over boulders or tree roots. You’ll pass fields of spinach and other plants along the working farm section and can enjoy the trails year-round. Pawsome!
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Winnecunnet/ Cranes Station
This neighborhood in Norton, just southwest of Easton, is where you’ll find the Blueberry Knoll Wildlife Area. This 33-acre parcel contains a walking path along an old dirt road that leads you and your leashed pup through both wet and dry woods to a detention pond that has been planted with native wetland plants. Along the way, you may see field mice and other small mammals, and in the wetter areas you’ll find amphibians in season. If you’re interested in exploring further into the woods, there are cart paths that will lead you in and back out. You and Fido will enjoy this easy, bucolic, pawrrific walk!
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Norton Town Center
Norton’s Town Center neighborhood is home to leashed pup-friendly Woodward Forest, 150 acres of mixed woods featuring a small meadow, a path along the Three-Mile River, and a vernal pool. The established trail system total is about 3.5 miles of looped paths that will let you and Fido experience many types of wildflowers and native plants and trees, along with small animals and amphibians in season. If you’re staying in the area, be sure to check into the Extended Stay America on Washington Street, a dog-friendly hotel that will provide a comfortable studio room for you and your furry bestie for a small additional fee. Woof!
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