Dog walking in Leslie
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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.
Very grateful Christina was able to help last minute. Read reviews put my mind at ease, and I hope to work with her again. So thankful!
Brian K.
Thanks for walking our dogs and cleaning up after Maverick.
Andrew F.
Thanks for walking the dogs on short notice!
Andrew F.
I love the updates Christina sends. Thank you Christina!
Amy L.
Christina is super friendly and a great walker. I highly recommend her!
Rusha A.
Brooke was great! Margot loves her.
Harrison S.
Wally came back very happy after his stay! plenty of walk and such he looked very happy in the pictures Christina sent.
Melanie M.
Love the videos and pictures Brooke sends. She s very caring and Kramer loves walking with her (and he can be incredibly picky!)
Cheryl G.
Kramer adores Brooke- super obvious when watching the videos of their walks together! He looks very comfortable walking around the neighborhood with her.
Cheryl G.
Brooke really knows how to treat our boys. They love her!!!!
Tom S.
Why book dog walker in Leslie
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 Leslie, MI 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. Leslie, MI has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Leslie
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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Pleasant Lake community
Just 6 miles from Leslie in the community of Pleasant Lake — practically down the street — you’ll find the 88-acre Meridian-Baseline Historic State Park. The monuments marking the park’s significance for the history of surveying are more likely to interest you than your pups. More importantly, the park has well-marked trails including a lovely bridge over the creek and boardwalk through wild wetlands. If all that walking gets you in the mood for a taste of the good life, head south over the city limits to Sandhill Crane Vineyard in Jackson. Your pups can join you for a wine tasting or a meal on the vineyard’s wrap-around porch at the dog-friendly outdoor tables.
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Mason city center
If you don’t feel like going all the way to Lansing, check out the county seat of Mason, Michigan, just 10 miles north of Leslie. This town was once intended to be the state capital before Lansing stole the honor — those dogs! — but that means Mason retains its small-town charm. The city also has 91 acres of parks. In winter, hit the toboggan hill at Hayes Park and see if your sled dog has a downhill game. Maple Grove Park is the wildest, perfect for a nature stroll along Sycamore Creek, and the Hayhoe Riverwalk follows the creek for 2.5 miles. And, on the edge of town, Rayner Park sprawls over 60 acres, with disc golf, nature trails, and three ponds for all your frolicking needs.
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Holt Road
South of the I-96 perimeter in metro-Lansing, Holt and Delhi Charter Township are 16 miles from Leslie with just enough urban hustle for a day out. Grab a cappuccino for you and a creamy pup-cup (with milk bone garnish!) for Fido at Biggby Coffee in the Holt neighborhood, and then head over to the 45-acre Valhalla Park for a splash in the lake or a stroll through the woods. You can follow the Valhalla Trail — one of Delhi Charter Township’s four dog-friendly paved paths — all the way to the Holt Road Trailhead Park, then catch the “enhanced sidewalk” right through downtown.
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Waterloo State Recreation Area
On 20,000 acres about 25 miles southeast of Leslie, the Waterloo State Recreation Area has plenty to satisfy your demanding doggos, even if your small dog has a Napoleon complex. The recreation area offers 47 miles of trails for you and your on-leash buddies to explore, including interpretive nature trails and cross-country ski trails that are perfect if you have any sled dogs in your pack. There are 11 lakes to splash in, plus canoe rentals if you want to explore the water while staying dry. Do be aware that the recreation area allows hunting and equestrian sports, so those with skittish pups should keep a firm grip on the leash at all times.
Pinckney Recreation Area
The massive Pinckney Recreation Area is only 30 miles from Leslie, near the town of Pinckney. You can hike the 40 miles of mixed-use trails, or maybe rent a boat and check out the string of excellent fishing lakes on a sunny day. With winter camping and skiing, there’s just as much to do on a snow day, too. Or, just spend a lazy day on the fishing pier. When your pups are all parked-out, refuel with a beer and a burger at one of the many outdoor tables at the Hell Hole Bar in Pinckney: it’s dog-friendly and a lot nicer than it sounds.
Dog friendly neighborhoods near Leslie
