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- Albertville, MN
Dog walking in Albertville
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
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Flexible scheduling
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Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.
Follow along
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What is Wag!?
Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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“A dog is LOVE”
Hi. I am a dog lover and owner of two dogs - Lexi a English Springer Spaniel and Abby a Labradoodle. I am also have two grandpuppies - one is a Black Lab named Nash and the other is a Golden Retriever named Lily. I look forward to walking your dog to help keep them happy and healthy. Thank you!
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Potty training, Puppy training
Hey, I'm Allan. I live in Bucktown and am the doggie godfather to Oakley, an Alaskan Klee Kai and Marley, a Rat Terrier. I grew up taking care of my German Shpeherd, Scarlet taking her for long walks in the Boston area. I understand dog psychology quite well from playing and taking care of dogs in family environments my whole life. Man's best friends love to spend time outside and I do also. I walk and skateboard a lot so I have a good energy with all dogs.
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Dog Walking in Albertville
Nearly 7,500 people live in Albertville, a city in Wright County, Minnesota. Albertville is only a half-hour drive from Minneapolis and all of its amenities, but there are also plenty of activities to enjoy in town. The city prides itself on offering a balance of small-town living and big-city life, and all of the available resources in Albertville are proof of that. There are 11 city parks in Albertville, two school districts servicing the area, and police and fire departments in town. Dog owners will appreciate all of the outdoor dog-friendly spaces in Albertville, too, including the city's parks which are dog-friendly. Your dog can join you on a leash at the parks, but one special park even has an off-leash area!
Winter Park has playgrounds, basketball courts, baseball fields, two trails, and a fenced off-leash space. The dog park at Winter Park is one space for dogs of all sizes to interact, so be ready for your petite pup to make some big friends. There are seating areas and doggy bags in the park, but bring your own water. Your dog can also accompany you throughout other areas of Winter Park as long as they're on a leash. You and your pooch are going to love exploring all of the dog-friendly activities in and around Albertville!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Albertville
Downtown Albertville
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Population DensityDowntown Albertville
48Downtown Albertville is an exciting place to be, and there are several places to visit here, including restaurants, cafes, and shops. One such restaurant is called Neighbors Eatery and Saloon, and it just so happens to be dog-friendly! There are three outdoor tables at Neighbors where your dog can join you as you dig into dishes like pasta, burgers, sandwiches, chicken, seafood, and a whole lot more. After your meal, you and your dog can walk to nearby Lions Park for an on-leash walk. This beautiful city park has gazebos and picnic areas, and it's the pawfect place to spend some time in Albertville with your dog.
Lake Orono Estates
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Dog ParksPopulation DensityLake Orono Estates
36In only 20 minutes, you and Fido can drive to western Elk River, Minnesota and arrive at Lake Orono Park. This 28-acre park has activities for the whole family to enjoy, including fishing, boating, playgrounds, sports, a beach, and an off-leash dog park. The Lake Orono Off-Leash is one fenced-in section where large and little dogs interact in the same area. There's fresh drinking water available for dogs to drink, as well as a play fire hydrant, trees, and seating areas for pet parents. Throughout the park, there are plenty of trails for you to trek with your dog when they're on a leash as well.
Southwest Champlin
24Dog ParksPopulation DensitySouthwest Champlin
24Less than 20 miles from Albertville sits the Elm Creek Reserve Dog Park in southwestern Champlin, Minnesota. This off-leash park is part of a larger recreational area with winter sports, a swimming pond, an archery range and nature center, and a disc golf course. The off-leash area is vast, sitting on more than 29 acres of land, and in that space, there's an all dog area, as well as a separate enclosure for small or frail dogs. If your dog is a swimmer, there's even a fenced swimming pond for aquatic canines! Visitors recommend bringing a towel in case your dog decides to swim, as well as a supply of drinking water.
County Road 47
12Dog ParksPopulation DensityCounty Road 47
12Plymouth is the seventh-largest city in Minnesota, and it's home to about 77,000 people. The northwestern corner of the city is less than 20 miles from Albertville, and that's where you'll come across the Plymouth Dog Park. This off-leash park has a very large area near a forest for big dogs to play in, but it isn't entirely fenced in. There's also a separate section just for small dogs that's completely enclosed. Within the dog park, you'll see a variety of agility equipment for adventurous dogs to try out. You'll also find a rinsing station for your dog, as well as fresh drinking water, and seating for pet parents.
Fish Lake
0Dog ParksPopulation DensityFish Lake
0There's yet another off-leash dog park less than 20 miles from Albertville, and this one can be found in southern Maple Grove, Minnesota. This dog park is part of Fish Lake Regional Park, a recreational area with swimming, fishing, and beach opportunities. The Fish Lake Dog Off-Leash Park takes up seven acres of land, and in that space, there are separate sections for big and small dogs as well as a variety of trails. You'll also find water fountains for humans and canines, in addition to plenty of seating areas for pet parents. You'll need to purchase a daily pass for $6 or an annual pass for $45 to visit the Fish Lake Dog Off-Leash Park.
