Newfields, NH

Dog walking in Newfields

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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.

Thank you so so so much!

Bria F.

Sophia is an absolutely excellent caregiver who communicated so well and treated my Turnip like the princess she is Thank you, Sophia!!!

Wyatt H.

Evelyn is awesome! The dogs love when she shows up! What s more important, I know they are In good hands

Dorothy W.

It goes without saying, Evelyn is great with the dogs and very accommodating with the time and what works good for me! We love her! Woof Woof!

Dorothy W.

I ve used Evelyn quite a few times. My dogs and myself love her!

Dorothy W.

Thanks, Evelyn for walking Ranger and Jackson really much appreciate it!

Dorothy W.

Thank you, Evelyn! My pups had a great time with you! You are wonderful

Danielle A.

So grateful to Sophia for taking time on a holiday to care for our Luca!

Lyndsey D.

Was very communicative and took great care of my pup!

Mackenzie L.

Next time please take a picture of our pup!

Chelsey B.

Why book dog walker in Newfields

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 Newfields, NH 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. Newfields, NH has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Newfields

Piscassic

There is so much to do in the Piscassic neighborhood, beginning with a visit to the Rivers Reach Open Space. This expansive stretch of untouched wilderness boasts a mixture of woodlands and fields, providing plenty of variety for your dog walk. The Inland Acres Town Forest is also worth a visit, showcasing a native forest that is home to so much plant and animal life. There are several trails criss-crossing through this forest, offering up many miles of hiking for you and Fido to make the most of. While dogs are welcome in both of these public green spaces, you do need to make sure that you keep your pooch on a lead at all times, and don't forget to bring doggie bags and drinking water with you too.

Stratham

Directly adjacent to Newfields is the Stratham neighborhood of Stratham, and there are a few different parks worth checking out here. One of the most popular is Stratham Hill Park, because not only is this park home to several sports facilities, a picnic area, a pavilion and a playground, but it also contains the Stratham Hill Park Trail. This hiking trail loops out for just over six miles, taking you through woods, fields, and even an outdoor exercise area if you could do with even more of a fitness challenge. If your pup would prefer a shorter walk, head over to the smaller Steven's Park, where you will find sports fields, tennis courts and a playground.

Watson Woods

Directly adjacent to Newfields is the neighborhood of Watson Woods in Exeter, and there are a couple of green areas that your pooch will love here. The first is the Cragmere Heights Open Space, which offers a balanced mix of both woodlands and fields, along with un-maintained trails running through them. This neighborhood also provides access to the Exeter Highlands Open Space, where you will find dense woodlands intermingled with wildflower meadows. There is quite a bit of wildlife that live in both of these green areas, so make sure that you keep your pooch on a lead at all times, and bring doggie bags and drinking water along with you too.

Ladyslipper Dr

The Newmarket neighborhood of Ladyslipper Drive is next to Newfields, meaning you won't have to travel far to access even more large expanses of greenery for your pup to frolic about in. The two main green areas in this neighborhood are right next to each other, making it easy to explore both in one visit. Both the Sewall Farm Open Space and the Lita Lane Parcel boast similar features when it comes to terrain, with both fields and woodlands to explore. You will likely meet quite a few other pooches on the trails that snake through these parks, just make sure to keep yours on a lead.

Newmarket

The busy Newmarket neighborhood of Newmarket is next to Newfields, and offers up plenty for you and your pooch to see and do. Begin with a stroll around Schanda Park, which many would say is the prettiest park in Newmarket, thanks to its idyllic location along the Lamprey River. This park boasts some unique features, such as a traditional Native American fish weir and the town's historic mills, while also containing boat ramps, picnic areas and a short paved path. Another pawsome short walk can be found at Heron Point, along the Heron Point Trail, which winds its way along a section of the river. The trail is just under a mile in length, and there are a few trails leading down to the river itself if you and Fido need to cool off.