Dog walking in New Bern

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JoLynn GNew Bern, NC

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“❤❤Loving care when you're not there❤❤”

Are you looking for someone who can provide loving care for your pet? I provide reliable, superior animal care. I have many years experience with different types of animals. I'm comfortable walking, feeding, playing with & caring for your pets. I will make sure they get the exercise, attention & love they need while you are away. Your pets will receive the same care I would want for my own. I'm energetic, trustworthy & caring with a flexible schedule & would love to care for your pet!

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care

Charlie-Renee HNew Bern, NC

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“I’d LOVE to take your pet(s) on a walk!”

Hello! My name is Charlie! I have two high energy pitbulls named Paisley and Luna and I love pets of all kinds! I am currently in Nusring School and looking for something fun to do in my free time!

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care

Chelsea WNew Bern, NC

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Hi! My name is Chelsea and I have had dogs all of my life! I had an Akita when I was a kid, a Beagle in college and now a German Shepherd. I'm comfortable around all breeds and sizes and can't wait to meet your furbaby!

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Dog Walking in New Bern

New Bern is nestled within the Inner Banks of Craven County, and was the original state capital of North Carolina. This quaint city is home to four historic districts, a Civil War battleground, and is the birthplace of Pepsi-Cola. The quirky history and beautiful landscape make this a great place for humans and canines. New Bern has a plethora of dog- and human-friendly activities, including trails, beaches, and walking tours of the area. A human population of nearly 30,000 comes with a lot of puppers. Luckily, there are nine vets in the city to keep the local pups healthy!

Flanner’s Beach is a favorite spot for the local K-9s to splash around and let their ears down. There are several miles of trails with varying degrees of difficulty, including a paved route that is perfect for strollers and wheelchairs. The trails, beach, and campgrounds are all dog-friendly, but dogs must remain on a leash. Flanner’s Beach is conveniently located near downtown New Bern, home to thirteen dog-friendly eateries.

Lawsons Creek Park is located on 140 acres of land and water, at the junction of the Neuse and Trent Rivers. A sprawling boardwalk surrounds the entire park, giving you and Fido a breathtaking view of the twin rivers and the marshland. Amenities include boat ramps, picnic shelters, grills, two fishing piers, and hiking/nature trails. Your pup will never want to leave! The park also has several handicap-accessible amenities, including a fishing pier.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in New Bern

Downtown Historic District

Population Density

1,045 per sq. mi.

Downtown Historic District

There is no better way to explore New Bern’s rich heritage than a self-guided tour with your pup through the Downtown Historic District. Maps and tour brochures can be obtained at the visitor’s center or on their website. Afterwards, get off your paws and enjoy a relaxing dinner at Persimmons Waterfront Restaurant. This swanky river eatery is located right on the Neuse River and sources all ingredients locally. The Bear Town Market is a cozy downtown dive that offers a great beer selection and indoor seating for your pup! This joint doesn’t serve food, but if you are hungry, feel free to bring your own!

Croatan National Forest

Population Density

1,200 per sq. mi.

Croatan National Forest

The Croatan National Forest is home to many species of plants and wildlife and is a bird watcher’s paradise. Fido will have a blast blazing the trails here, one of which is 20 miles long! The forest is surrounded by water on three sides, so it makes an exceptional spot for fishing, boating, and swimming. Your furry friend won’t want to leave, and he doesn’t have to, because there are several dog-friendly campgrounds in the vicinity! Several of the trails are really long, so make sure you bring plenty of water for you and Fido. Remember, dogs must be leashed at during their visit.

Neuseway Nature Park

Population Density

1,300 per sq. mi.

Neuseway Nature Park

The Neuseway Nature Park is a fun, 55-acre park in Kinston, North Carolina. The park is located on the scenic Neuse River and is home to a variety of beautiful and strange life forms, such as the native Venus Fly Trap. For a small fee, you can take your fuzzy fellow for a ride around the park on the Big Daddy Express, a miniature replica coal mining train! The park has a huge picnic shelter that is fully equipped with lights, grills, tables, and a fireplace. Planning to stay a while? The campground amenities are amazing and provide full hookups for RVs as well as primitive camping.

West Caswell St

Population Density

1,300 per sq. mi.

West Caswell St

The historic Caswell No.1 Fire Station Museum is an interesting place to spend a Saturday with your pup. This fire station-turned-museum is home to a huge collection of antique fire-fighting memorabilia. The museum even has a resident fire dog, a Dalmatian named Truckie! Want to have an upscale outdoor brunch with your furry BFF? Check out the Peach House Restaurant! This place has a light and fresh menu, with delicious offerings such as croissants, quiche, and paninis. They also offer vegetarian options, so there is something for everyone! If you are looking for dinner, grab a pie at the dog-friendly Sugar Hill Pizzeria!

Glenburnie Park

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

1,045 per sq. mi.

Glenburnie Park

Glenburnie Park is a great place for pups with big families. There is an off-leash dog park here and a playground for the kiddos. The park also features an 18-hole Frisbee golf course that the whole crew can enjoy together. Pavilions and grilling facilities make this a convenient place for a beautiful riverside picnic. For the water-loving pups, there are two ponds with boat landings and fishing piers. Nestled within the park is Rotary Dog Park, a pawesome place for pooches of all sizes and interests! There are two enclosed exercise areas for small and large dogs, as well as an agility course for the more dexterous puppers.