Dog walking in Brooklyn
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Why book dog walker in Brooklyn
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 Brooklyn, MD 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. Brooklyn, MD has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Brooklyn
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Northern Brooklyn
Northern Brooklyn is a quiet residential neighborhood that rests right on the shoreline. The neighborhood is home to Garrett Park. You can visit this small neighborhood park with your dog on a leash. There are no fences, so be mindful and vigilant during your visit. The park can get crowded at times, so plan ahead for moments if your dog gets overwhelmed easily by other dogs, adults, or children. Bring plenty of clean-up bags and a blanket if you want to relax here on an early morning visit. Your dog will love walking through the streets here with you, smelling the birds and squirrels that thrive in this part of the state.
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Central Brooklyn
Central Brooklyn is the hub of this middle-man town. This neighborhood is characterized by streets full of rowhomes and apartment buildings, many of which allow small dogs (under 25 pounds) and cats. Large dogs are permitted on a case-by-case basis in some buildings, but you should know that breed restrictions are unfortunately common if you are planning a move into the area with a large dog breed. Walking your dog along the streets here will require a leash and plenty of clean-up bags. You will also want to be vigilant if your dog gets nervous around other dogs, and allow yourself the space you need to keep your dog calm on small sidewalks.
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Reedbird Island
Reed Bird Island is a green area just north of Central Brooklyn. The area is not an island at all, but rather a waterfront area that is open to visitors and leashed pets. Make sure you bring waste bags with you and help keep this high traffic area clean. You will also want to keep plenty of clean towels with you, as the water here is pawfully tempting! Your dog will be thrilled to splash and sniff and make friends with a goose or two along the way while visiting Reed Bird Island. Bring plenty of clean drinking water as well for both you and your dog.
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Shoreline
Shoreline is another pawesome Brooklyn neighborhood where you and your dog are sure to find plenty to scratch and sniff as you walk along the residential streets. Shoreline is just five minutes from Reed Bird Island and Central Brooklyn Park. The area is open and peaceful, which makes it ideal for anxious dogs whose families need to be close to the major highways or work in Downtown Baltimore. You will find plenty of green grass and open sandy shores in this part of town. Just keep clean up bags and some clean towels with you to keep everyone happy while you make your way around with your furry best friend.

Southern Brooklyn Park
Southern Brooklyn Park is a busier part of town with a dense population and plenty of excitement to go around. If your dog is easily excited or gets anxious, you will want to pay close attention to her signals while walking through this neighborhood. Brooklyn Park’s local recreational park is found in this part of town. Leashed dogs are permitted to walk with their owners here. While you won’t find a lot of room for a game of fetch, you will find plenty of grass to roll around in while visiting this local park. Just keep waste bags with you and pay special attention to your pup when the park is busy.