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Dog walking in Robbinsdale
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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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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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I don't remember a time in my life when I haven't had a dog! My experience ranges from having dogs on a farm to my current urban life with my 13 year old boxer lab mix. I love to explore Minneapolis with an enthusiastic 4 legged friend!
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Dog Walking in Robbinsdale
Nearly 15,000 people call the city of Robbinsdale in Hennepin County, Minnesota their home. The city was established in 1893 and was named after the man who bought the land in that area. Robbinsdale sits on less than three miles of land, and in that space, there are 14 city parks, so there's no shortage of outdoor space and activities to enjoy. Residents affectionately refer to Robbinsdale as "Birdtown," and say the charming city has comforting small-town vibes with all of the amenities of a big city. Robbinsdale is also known for its trendy restaurants, cafes, and breweries, and many of them happen to be dog-friendly!
You and your dog can visit Nonna Rosa's Ristorante Italiano in northwestern Robbinsdale when you're in the mood for authentic Italian food and an extensive wine list. The patio at Nonna Rosa's has a European-style patio with plenty of comfortable seating, and your dog is welcome to join you out there while you eat. Their menu includes items like risotto, gnocchi, veal, and fresh seafood, and the staff will bring bowls of water out for your pet, too. Once you're done with your meal, you and your dog can head off to one of several nearby dog parks!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Robbinsdale
Brookdale Park
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Dog Parks
Population DensityBrookdale Park
48In less than ten minutes, you and your dog can drive to the Brookdale Park Off-Leash Dog Park in south-central Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. This off-leash dog park opened in 2007, and it includes a 0.08-acre section for big dogs and a 0.04-acre area just for little dogs. Brookdale Dog Park has double-gated entryways, as well as various pieces of equipment for your dog to play on. There are also water fountains for dogs and dog wash stations, as well as waste disposal supplies. If your dog needs a break from other dogs, there are also convenient time-out sections in the dog park.
Willow Park
36Dog ParksPopulation DensityWillow Park
36More than 45,000 people live in the city of St. Louis Park in Hennepin County, Minnesota. An area of northern St. Louis Park known as Willow Park is a ten-minute drive from Robbinsdale, and that's where you'll find Cedar Knoll Park. This expansive city park has sports fields, batting cages, concession stands, and an off-leash dog park. Carlson Dog Park at Cedar Knoll Park doesn't separate dogs by size, so be prepared for your little dog to make big friends! There are open fields as well as wooded areas and trails for you to check out with your dog, and there's also lighting if you plan to visit at night.
Loring Park
24Dog ParksPopulation DensityLoring Park
24Central Minneapolis is an area of the city that includes downtown Minneapolis, the business district, and a neighborhood known as Loring Park. This area is also home to its namesake park, and it's only a 10-minute drive from Robbinsdale. Loring Park is a nearly 300-acre park with a lake, walking trails, sports fields, a wading pool, and an off-leash dog park. The Loring Park Off-Leash Dog Park isn't a massive dog park, and it doesn't separate dogs by weight. The park still has a lot going for it, including obstacles for the dogs to play on, fresh drinking water, and waste disposal supplies.
Becker
12Dog ParksPopulation DensityBecker
12In just five minutes, you and your dog can drive to Iron Horse Park in northern Crystal, Minnesota. It's found in a neighborhood known as Becker, and Iron Horse Park has a playground, sports fields, and plenty of other family-friendly features. During the winter, there's a skating rink in Iron Horse Park, but in the summer, that same space is turned into an off-leash dog park. When you're in the Becker area, you and your dog can also visit Becker Park. This park has trails, sports fields and courts, and other activities you can enjoy with your dog if they're wearing a leash.
Victory
0Dog ParksPopulation DensityVictory
0Victory is a neighborhood in northwestern Minneapolis, and it's a ten-minute drive from Robbinsdale. This affluent neighborhood has many lovely single-family homes, and there are also several parks in the area. One such park is Victory Prairie Off-Leash Recreation Area. This 2.5-acre dog park has different sections for big and small dogs, and while the park is mostly grass, there are also gravel paths and areas with wood chips. There's a box filled with doggy bags left by locals in case you forget your own, and there are also water bowls throughout the park, but be sure to bring your own water to fill them.
