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

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in Wyoming
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Godfrey-Lee
In this northern Wyoming neighborhood, you will find the Wyoming Dog Park within the bounds of the beautiful Marquette Park. To use the dog park, you will need to obtain a passkey from the Wyoming City Hall and pay a small fee, but the amenities are well worth it. There are separate areas for big and little dogs to keep them all safe, and drinking water is available. Marquette Park itself is also worth exploring, with plenty of space, a toilet block and a shelter with grill so you can cook up a pawsome feast for the family.
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Wyoming Park
If you are looking to paws for a meal with your pooch in tow, head to the Fresh Coast Kitchen in the heart of town. Here, you can take one of their outdoor tables and have a little lunch or dinner with your pup. The menu includes a range of freshly-made fare, including deli sandwiches, pizzas, salads, subs and an array of sides, topped off with one of their sweet treats. As this is the busiest part of town, there is plenty to see if you feel like a little on-lead walk and window-shop afterwards.
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Pinery
A lovely little 1-mile paved walking trail winds its way around Pinery Park, perfect for a bit of on-lead exercise for you both. This busy little park also has restrooms, picnic tables, a playground and shelter, so you are sure to have a great day out with your pup and the whole family. After your play, check out Biggby Coffee for a pup-friendly caffeine hit. Here, you can sit outside and enjoy one of the many coffees, teas or a range of delicious meals. Fido won’t miss out either - he can have one of their ‘pup cups’ right alongside you!12

Oriole Park
The Buck Creek Nature Preserve in Wyoming will take you on a 2.3 mile tour along Buck Creek for an easy walk with your pooch amongst the trees. Your mate will need to stay on-lead here, and be sure to bring water bottles and a drinking bowl for pup. The path is mostly paved and well-maintained, with natural shade along the way to keep you cool and comfortable. Keep you eyes out for local wildlife, from as big as deer to as small as frogs. Nearby, Oriole Park has restrooms and picnic tables to recoup before heading back into town.

Lamar Park South
Lamar Park, on the western side of Wyoming, has a paved walking trail around the central lake where you can take your pup out on-leash for some fresh air. This well-kept park is the green jewel in the Wyoming crown and is a very popular place for families and visitors alike. There are shelters, restrooms, cooking facilities and a great playground for your little two-legged companions too. Take water bottles and a drinking bowl, as well as your clean up bags. Your dog will love exploring the park with you and may even meet some new friends too!