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John LRego Park, Queens

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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

Pedro BRego Park, Queens

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I have house sited and pet sited for customers who requested overnight stays. I took care of cats and dogs. I'm comfortable with all breeds and sizes! Can't wait to meet your pup.

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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 Rego Park

Rego Park, New York is technically one of the many neighborhoods in the borough of Queens. But, as small as it is, the neighborhood still has three veterinary clinics ready and willing to keep your dog in top shape! If you’re looking for some fun in the area with your pooch, you can head to one of the surrounding neighborhoods in Queens that will only take a few minutes to drive to.

Most parks in Queens are dog-friendly, but will require up-to-date vaccines and a dog license. And there are plenty of designated dog parks, like Hunter’s Point South Dog Run, which offers fun slopes and obstacles for your pup and an incredible view of Manhattan. Or, try Underbridge Dog Run, a small area with separate spots for small and large dogs to play safely.

You can also head to Francis Lewis Park with your leashed pup for a stroll near the water and to take in some fabulous views of the skyline. There’s even a small beach here that’s perfect for a quick splash in the summer time!

Rego Park and the other Queens neighborhoods have a lot to offer dogs and their owners and won’t take much time to drive to each other. Explore a new spot each day!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Rego Park

Greenpoint

Dog Parks

3 parks

Population Density

27,500 per sq. mi.

Greenpoint

Just over 5 miles from Rego Park is Greenpoint, another neighborhood in the borough of Queens. This neighborhood is one of the dog-friendliest in the area, offering not one, but three doggie parks for your precious pup! Get your fix of the outdoors at Cooper Dog Park, a small, off-leash dog park that offers both dirt and sand for your dog to play in. You also have the option to go to McCarren Park and McGolrick Dog Park for more socialization and fun outdoor. Friend to the Furry is also in this neighborhood, which offers in-home socialization, obedience, and other fun lessons for your dog.

Woodside

Dog Parks

2 parks

Population Density

21,306 per sq. mi.

Woodside

Woodside in Queens is only 3.6 miles from Rego Park. This neighborhood also has two dog parks for lots of outdoor fun, exercise, and socialization. Sherry Park Dog Run is a small space that offers benches for dog owners to relax while they watch their furry friends play. Or, you can go to Doughboy Plaza and Dog Run, which has lots of grass to run around in and some historical statues to take in. If you’re hungry, you can choose from one of several dog-friendly restaurants in the area, like Sean Og Tavern, which is a casual Irish pub that’s the perfect spot to unwind after work with your favorite dog.

Long Island City

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

29,913 per sq. mi.

Long Island City

About 5.8 miles from Rego Park is Long Island City in Queens. This neighborhood is the most eastern one in Queens, nestled along the East River and offering some incredible views of Manhattan. Murray Playground Dog Run is here, a small inner-city park that offers a cozy spot to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. You’ll also have plenty of pawportunities for dining out with your dog, like LIC Bar, which has an outdoor patio that welcomes pups. The Creek and the Cave is another option that’s good for anyone in the mood for some food with a Mexican flair.

Glendale

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

18,007 per sq. mi.

Glendale

The Glendale neighborhood of Queens is 2.9 miles from Rego Park. This neighborhood is the home to Forest Park, a pupular place in Queens that has over 500 acres of space, including sporting fields, a golf course, trails, and more. The park has its own dog run, too, which is fully fenced with separate areas for small and large pooches. When bellies start to growl, head to California Pizza Kitchen for a California-inspired meal of unique sandwiches, pizzas, and more. You'll also find a grooming service in this neighborhood, where your pooch can get pampered, bathed, and accessorized. You can even find some yummy treats for your dog here, too!

Forest Hill

Population Density

24,490 per sq. mi.

Forest Hill

Forest Hill in Queens is about 1.3 miles from Rego Park. This is a good spot for dogs and their owners to grab a bite to eat with a few dog-friendly restaurants to choose from. Dirty Pierre’s Bistro is one of the options, with a varied selection of lunch and dinner options, from sandwiches to burgers. Jade Eatery & Lounge is nearby, giving a unique place for you to try some authentic Asian food with your dog. Or, try Aged, a steakhouse that has a full bar, giving you a cozy spot to unwind after a long day with your furry friend. All of them offer outdoor tables where you and your dog can enjoy each other’s company.