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Diego DEast Hanover, NJ

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My name is Diego I have over 3 years of working all different breeds across Manhattan Im very active and outgoing love taking runs near the pier when there’s great weather out always caring and understanding of every dog has different needs and I attend to them accordingly. Hope to meet your furry friend soon

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

John LEast Hanover, NJ

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“Dog walking is no job - it's a passion!”

Hi there! I have been walking dogs in Hoboken, NJ for 4 years now, which I absolutely love! I have had an endearing love for dogs since 2001 when my parents finally gave into the many pleas of my two younger brothers and I to get us a dog. We were introduced to Tiki, a magnificent Black Labrador, who became the sister we never had.

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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, Training experience

Dog Walking in East Hanover

East Hanover, located in Morris County New Jersey, is a small town nestled between the Whippany River and the Passaic River. Don’t let the small town vibes fool you, as there are plenty of amenities and accessible nature that make caring for your dog feel effortless. The highly rated Veterinary Center of Morris County is located in the north end of East Hanover. In case of an emergency, the Alliance Emergency Veterinary Clinic and Wellness Center is just a 20 minute drive away in the town of Randolph.

The proximity to great nature and parks is one reason East Hanover is a fur-tastic place to raise your dog family. Just across the Passaic River, you’ll find the West Essex Park Conservancy. This 1,360 acre park is full of pretty wetlands and forests. Although largely undeveloped, this park has a few walking trails that you and your dog can enjoy for some fresh air and wildlife viewing.

You don’t need to go too far for you and your dog to feel right at home. Just a hop across the border into the town of Whippany is the Extended Stay America Hanover Parsippany. All the rooms in this hotel are pet friendly. They allow two dogs of any size for an extra charge. This area has everything you need for your dog to have the high quality of life he deserves!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in East Hanover

Troy Road

Population Density

336 per sq. mi.

Troy Road

Accessible from the Troy Road neighborhood in East Hanover, is the Troy Meadows Wetlands. Locals and their dogs love being so close to this chunk of wilderness. This 3,100 acre nature preserve is the largest freshwater marsh in New Jersey. Leashed dogs are welcome, but need to be picked up after. From a dirt road that parallels the eastern boundary of the wetlands, you can get access to a boardwalk. The boardwalk continues for two miles into the heart of the marshes. Another option is Patriots Trail, which starts from Troy Road. This wetland nature preserve provides your dog with great opportunities for walking and sniffing along the tall grasses and trees.

Ridgedale

Population Density

847 per sq. mi.

Ridgedale

Probably the most popular urban park in East Hanover, for humans and dogs alike, is the Lurker Park in the neighborhood of Ridgedale. This park has a large variety of athletic fields and open grassy spaces for your dog to sniff and play in. You and your pup can take a stroll for over a mile on the walking paths in this park. Amenities includes restrooms, picnic tables and barbecue grills. Lurker Park also hosts community events in the summer, like food truck festivals and a carnival. You may even catch some free concerts! The park welcomes dogs as long as they stay leashed and are picked up after.

River Road

Population Density

1,332 per sq. mi.

River Road

In the Southern end of East Hanover, you’ll find the neighborhood of River Road. Locals of River Road have the pleasure of living close to Sommers Park. This small park is friendly to leashed dogs, and features a baseball dugout that often holds little league games. This park provides great opportunities to watch a baseball game, or even just stretch your legs on the grass when there are no games in progress. Bring your dog when you both need to see some green, and you can even listen to the Passaic River rolling by in the distance. If you get hungry, The Flying Meatballs is a restaurant right nearby. They offer high-quality deli fare, and two outdoor dog friendly tables.

Hunting Ridge

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,421 per sq. mi.

Hunting Ridge

Just a short trot across the border into the Hunting Ridge neighborhood of Parsippany, you’ll find the Cameron Dog Park. This dog park is considered an undiscovered gem, and is rarely overcrowded. There are two fenced off areas, one designated for large breeds and one for small. This dog park will get your pups tail wagging, as he gets to enjoy some glorious off-leash freedom. Drinking water is available for dogs in both sections. All you need to bring is waste bags and your dog’s favourite toy! After all that playtime and fresh air, you and your dog can go check out CUPS Frozen Yogurt Parsippany in the same neighborhood for a frosty treat. They have 24 frozen yogurt flavours and two outdoor pet friendly tables.

Pine Brook / Hook Mountain

Population Density

1,780 per sq. mi.

Pine Brook / Hook Mountain

If you and your dog need some fresh air, just North of East Hanover in this neighborhood of Fairfield, you can find a great piece of nature... in the Great Piece Meadows. This area is over 1000 acres of primarily untouched wetlands along the Passaic River. This serene and isolated area offers hiking paths and opportunities for fishing and kayaking. Most importantly, the area welcomes leashed dogs, as long as they are picked up after. If you’re visiting in the fall, you’ll get to enjoy the beautiful autumn colours on your walk. Since this is a wetland, don’t forget to bring along some bug spray!