Owings Mills, MD

Dog walking in Owings Mills

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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.

Thank you!! And have a great vacation!!!

Margaret G.

Thanks so much

Valerie J.

Herons are scary!!

Margaret G.

I love that picture!!

Margaret G.

The snow is exhausting!

Margaret G.

Thank you so much! That picture is hilarious! Hope you have a great weekend!

Margaret G.

Sticks are in short supply with the weather these days! Score!

Margaret G.

It s tough walking them in the snow!! Glad they both poooooped!! Thanks so much!

Margaret G.

Tyler is great and Penny took to him immediately! I highly recommend him.

JOHN R.

Thank yoooooou!

Margaret G.

Why book dog walker in Owings Mills

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 Owings Mills, 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. Owings Mills, MD has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Owings Mills

Westbury

Westbury is a neighborhood in South Reisterstown brought to life by the buzz of the Northwest Expressway and two shopping centers. The small-town charm can be found within the quiet residential quarters centered around Hannah More Park. This lush and popular public facility is a place of interest for dog walkers and dog owners since the park offers an expansive area with walking trails. A fenced dog park is also hidden in the southeastern corner, offering some off-leash fun for pooches! BARC Park is a very basic enclosure with just a fence and some grass, but make no bones about it -- Fido will pawsitively love playing here!

Woodbrook

Located in close proximity to Towson, Woodbrook is a neighborhood in the northern part of Baltimore. The area is attractive for visitors thanks to the expansive Lake Roland. A walking loop around the lake will lead you to Lake Roland Nature Council, a pet-friendly organization offering a grassy, fenced spot for pooches to run and play off-leash. Have a blast at Paw Point Dog Park, or explore one of the many trails here! You don't need to worry about bringing anything -- the park has benches, drinking water, and waste bags. The area also provides some waterfront activities, but you have to make a reservation in advance.

Downtown

Up for a taste of true Maryland hospitality? Head into downtown Baltimore, visited by millions of tourists annually. Liberty Dog Park, a furrific park for pups, is located right in the heart of the bustling capital. It may be not the quietest park in the world, but it has lots of doggie visitors to play with! Another pet-friendly area with a fence, lots of shade, and grass is hidden away from the buzz of the city, on 4th Avenue. Howards Dog Park is a comfortable place with benches for owners and plenty of space for pups to burn some energy! It's up to you to bring drinking water and waste bags.

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Taylor Village

Taylor Village overlooks the Patapsco River near Ilchester, just south of downtown Ellicott City. If you do not mind a half-hour drive north of Owings Mills, you and Fido will be rewarded with beautiful riverside walks and lush retreats. Worthington Park is a well-maintained public park with walking trails, plenty of outdoor activities, and picnic spots. Friendly to all members of the family, including furry ones, the park features a beautifully fenced enclosure for pooches! Here, your buddy can romp and play off-leash, chasing other pups or exercising with you at an obstacle course. Don't forget the waste baggies!

Charles Village

Charles Village is an urban neighborhood in the central part of Baltimore, close to the northern region of the city. Neighboring with John Hopkins University and the Baltimore Museum of Art, this is a place of interest for many tourists. Wyman Park Dell is a scenic and extremely popular venue for pet owners, featuring wide lawns and walking trails. You can spend hours walking around the perimeter, letting your leashed pup sniff everything and bark at the squirrels. Loved by locals and visitors, this 16-acre city retreat is perfect for spending a few hours in the central part of Baltimore while staying away from the hustle and bustle.