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Emily LCarey, OH 43316

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I love pets. I'm very aware of my surroundings and am very observant. I know when things are going well and when they aren't. I can tell when dogs are streased, ill or over exurted. I know what it means to dog proof a house to make sure pets stay safe. I walk my dog a lot on pedestrian paths and know how to safely walk dogs on a short leash, close to you, especially when there are other people, pets or animals around.

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Jordan LCarey, OH 43316

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Dogs are the best! Being an avid dog lover my entire life, I have cherished my relationships with dogs, having a fond appreciation for the strong bonds that can form between us and them. Walking dogs for Wag is an amazing opportunity to get out, meet new people, dogs and friends! I have had dogs throughout my whole life, having been a dog owner during my upbringing and having lived with several dog owners while at college and beyond.

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Dog Walking in Carey

Carey is a quaint village in central northern Ohio. The town was established in 1843, and was named for the prominent judge and congressman John Carey. With a low population, the village only takes up 2 square miles, which is mostly made up of residential buildings and open land. With all that area available, you'll be sure to find some favorite dog walking spots around town.

One of those favorite spots is waiting at Shrine Park. Taking up about 10 acres of land, the park dedicates its efforts to maintaining the paved walkways and lawns found throughout. Dogs are welcome at the park while on a leash, and can take a stroll along the paths, play in the open fields, or relax on one of the many benches found in this pawsome green space.

If all that play works up an appetite, you'll appreciate the Smokin' Buckeye BBQ Restaurant. With its dog-friendly, outdoor seating, friendly staff have been known to serve complimentary water and treats to good pups, and some knockout BBQ dishes, it'll be sure to become a favorite.

This small town doesn't offer any vets within its borders, but traveling south to the town of Sandusky will give any dogs the choice of four different vets.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Carey

Central Carey

Population Density

175 per sq. mi.

Central Carey

In the center of the city, you'll find the lovely Memorial Park, a dog-friendly place for you and Fido. Dogs are welcome on-leash anywhere around the park. Here, you and your pup can play in some of the free areas, explore the recreational baseball and football fields, walk along the paved paths, or sit on a bench in the shade of an oak tree and watch a game. For a unique adventure, head north towards the Indian Trail Caverns, a cave formation site that's open to the public and dogs. Dogs are welcome to accompany you on the tour to explore the outside of the place, but dogs cannot enter the cave.

Wharton

Population Density

102 per sq. mi.

Wharton

The Wharton neighborhood is in the town of Sandusky which borders the southern part of Carey. Only two miles away, the Wyandot Wildlife Area is dog-friendly during the off-seasons for hunting due to safety reasons. But during those months, humans and dogs are allowed in the park to explore the loop trail that spans the exterior of the green space. Dogs must remain on a leash so as not to disturb the wildlife, and must be picked up after. Without any amenities, you should be sure to bring any water, snacks, and clean up bags for use in the area.

Sycamore

Population Density

56 per sq. mi.

Sycamore

The town of Sycamore is 11 miles southeast of Carey, and is about as a small a town you can find. Although little, the village has a unique destination for dog lovers: the Indian Mill Park. This dog-friendly park hosts the old Mill along with a walking tour to teach you about its history. Leashed dogs are allowed on the outside part of the journey, and must remain on a leash 5 feet or shorter. The park has river access to the Sandusky River, where Fido can play on the river bank and enjoy the cold water of the river. Be sure to come prepared with all the doggy necessities before heading to the park, including water to drink.

Arcadia

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

122 per sq. mi.

Arcadia

This neighborhood of Findlay is about 12 miles northwest of Carey, and although it may seem like a bit of a hike, the travel will be worth it. Here you will come upon the K-9 Field of Dreams at Riverbend Park. The park is a 1-acre, fenced-in and dog-friendly park ready for some serious off-leash play. There are kiddie pools, free toys, a double-gated fence, clean-up stations and plenty of benches. If you love spoiling your dog, bring him here. If you love spoiling you AND your pup, bring him to Biggby Coffee, a small-town coffee shop that offers dog-friendly, outdoor seating, and a drive through. Best of all, your furry bestie can enjoy a pup cup filled with whip cream and dog treats.

Tiffin Ave/ Bright Rd

Population Density

1,638 per sq. mi.

Tiffin Ave/ Bright Rd

The Tiffen Avenue and Bright Road neighborhood of Findlay is about 16 miles from Carey. This community hosts the dog-friendly Riverside Park, a 7 acres green space that allows all on-leash dogs throughout. From trails to open areas, Fido can burn off that excess energy pretty quickly here. Dogs are even allowed on the riverfront to play in the water, or accompany you on one of the boat rentals at the boat launch. With all the activity, there's no doubt you and your dog will build up an appetite. Head to Fort Findlay Coffee, a casual coffee and doughnut shop that offers dog-friendly seating outdoors.