Dog Walkers in Queens

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Queens

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   Population Density 4,488/sq mi

   #1 Fresh Meadows

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   Dogs living in the Fresh Meadows neighborhood are lucky to be near Cunningham Park. With over 350 acres of natural space, this park is an urban oasis. Leash up your pup and wander through the black cherry, hickory and sassafras trees. Your pooch is sure to spot a squirrel or two along the way.  Cunningham Park also hosts a Farmer’s Market every Sunday between June and November. Stop by to pick up some local produce, dairy and other food products. Cunningham Park Dog Run is an ideal spot for your furry friend to run wild. He can meet new four legged friends while getting some fresh air. Sounds doggone amazing!
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   Population Density 42,745/sq mi

   #2 Wood Haven

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   Wood Haven is home to Forest Park. Dogs living in the city love to escape to this forested area to get out of the hustle and bustle. This massive park is over 500 acres and has hilly terrain. Trails range from a mile to 2.5 miles and wander through native hardwood trees and small ponds. The eastern part of the park has some bridle paths and a stable for hiring horses, so be sure to keep your pup on a leash at all times. If she’s anxious for some off-leash time, stop by the Forest Park Dog Run where she can romp and play in the safety of this fenced area. She’ll be tuckered out when it’s time to head home!

   
   

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   Population Density 119,749/sq mi

   #3 Sunnyside Gardens

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   Is your dog’s collar a little worn out? Does he need some new toys? Take a trip to Wespaw Pets in Sunnyside Gardens. You’ll find shelves stocked with food, supplements, treats and pet accessories. Pick up everything your furry friend needs from this shop. After your shopping trip, take your leashed pooch over to Doughboy Plaza. The unique name comes from the park’s statue of an American infantryman, previously known as a doughboy.  Visit the Doughboy Park Dog Run to let your pup run free. She’ll love the chance to stretch her four legs while meeting new friends. Throw a ball or just let her explore the park. No bones about it, she’ll love a trip to this park!

   
   

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   Population Density 47,481/sq mi

   #4 Woodside

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   Schedule a date with your four legged friend and head over to the Sherry Park Dog Run. Located in Woodside, this popular off-leash area is the perfect spot to let your pooch expend some energy. He can enjoy socializing with other dogs, or just sniff around the dirt and tree area. During the hot months, the park also has a hose and kiddie pools for splashing and cooling off.  When your pup is finished playing, stop by to Sean Og Tavern for a bite to eat. This Irish pub is fun place to chow down on some bangers and mash or chicken curry. Four legged guests are welcome in the outdoor seating area.

   
   

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   Population Density 38,130/sq mi

   #5 Bay Terrace- Fort Totten

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   After spending a day lying around, your dog will appreciate a trip to the Little Bay Park Dog Run. This park provides plenty of space for your canine companion to let loose and play, and even provides small dogs their own section of the park. She’ll meet new four legged friends and maybe enjoy a game of chase. When she’s thirsty, guide her to the doggy water fountain for a drink. Little Bay Park is adjacent to the Dog Run, and is a delightful place for a waterfront walk and view of Throgs Neck Bridge. Dogs must be leashed in this area. Also, be sure to visit the nearby Fort Totten. This park surrounds a Civil War Fortress and can be accessed year round. It’s a puptastic place to take your leashed pup!

   
   

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