Dog Walkers in Cedar Crest

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Cedar Crest

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   Population Density 2,869/sq mi

   #1 Eagle Pointe

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   The North Domingo Baca Dog Park is located on the border of the Eagle Point neighborhood of Albuquerque, located in the northern region of the city. The designated off-leash area is located within the larger North Domingo Baca Park. Dogs can enjoy some mutts-needed leash-free fun in this fully fenced enclosure. There is a separate fenced area for the small dogs. Dogs can run and play on a ground of dirt, sand, and fragrant cedar chips. Running water and water bowls are provided here for your convenience. Remember, Fido needs to be on a leash if you plan to explore the larger park together.

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   Population Density 1,557/sq mi

   #2 ElDorado Heights

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   The Eldorado Heights neighborhood is seventeen miles west of Cedar Crest, and can be found in the eastern part of the city. This district in Albuquerque knows how to take care of its canine companions. Skyline Dog Park is located at 12700 Montgomery NE. This dog park is a fully fenced enclosure that gives dogs a good leash-free time. There is no separate enclosure for small dogs, so be aware of that. The surface of the dog park is a mixture of wood chips, sand, and rocks. Water and bowls are available on-site. Shade is at a premium here, but human companions have a couple sheltered places to sit. 

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   Population Density 1,423/sq mi

   #3 University of New Mexico Airport Parcel

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   The University of New Mexico Airport Parcel neighborhood has a pawesome amenity for dog owners in the area. Montessa Dog Park, also known as the Montessa Park Convenience Center, is located at 3615 Los Picaros SE. This fenced enclosure of natural desert-like terrain is perfect for the rugged dog to take a vigorous run. A few pieces of agility equipment vary the flat terrain, and a few brushes of life dot the landscape. There is no water in this dog park, so please remember to bring some with you. A trail leads around the dog park for a bit of on-leash exercise with the human companion. There is no shade here. The dog park is open 6 a.m until 10 p.m.

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   Population Density 2,723/sq mi

   #4 Taylor Ranch

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   The Taylor Ranch neighborhood of Albuquerque will delight the doggo in your life with many activities. Santa Fe Village Dog Park is located at 5700 Bogart NW. This dog park is a fully fenced enclosure to give your pup some leash-free fun and exercise. Smaller pups have their own separate enclosed space. The ground of the dog park is mostly wood chips and dirt. There are covered benches for the human companions. A few trees are around for a bit of shade. The dog park also has water, and supplies waste bags. This well-lit dog park is open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., making it the pawfect place for a walk no matter the time of day.

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   Population Density 3,084/sq mi

   #5 Barelas

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   This thriving neighborhood, located on the outskirts of downtown, has a pawesome place to visit with your pup. Rio Grande Triangle Dog Park is located at 1451 Kit Carson Avenue SE. This is a fully fenced enclosure for off-leash play. A separate area is set aside for the small dogs. The ground is a mixture of wood chips, and dirt. Some mature trees in the dog park provide decent shade for people and their dogs. Benches for the human companions are situated throughout it. Water and buckets are available, but you’ll need to bring your own doggie waste bags. This park is also well-lit, so feel free to bring Fido for a walk after dark.
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