Dog Walkers in Muhlenberg

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Muhlenberg

1. Dog Parks None

   Population Density None/sq mi

   #1 Temple

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   Don’t let your golf game drive a wedge between you and your pooch -- leash up and pay a visit to Schell's Miniature Golf and Restaurant, where you both can play! This 27-hole course is fun for all ages, making it a pawfect place for a family outing. Everyone is a winner here when you stop by the ice cream parlor for a post-victory round of milkshakes! Pooches needing something more substantial to fill those grumbling tummies will love the restaurant here with offerings such as cheeseburgers, homemade barbeque, and deep-fried cheese cubes! Schell's Miniature Golf and Restaurant is sure to be a hole-in-one with your pack! 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 712/sq mi

   #2 Amity Gardens

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   There are more than 6 miles of trails for you and your canine companions to explore at Monocacy Hill Recreation Area! The preserve is open year-round from sunrise to sunset and encompasses over 400 acres of natural forest! Monocracy Hill is the pawfect place to stop and sniff the flowers, as it is home to many native species of flora such as the Virginia Bluebell and Native Dogwood! Just make sure all you take are pictures -- picking (and, in Fido's case, eating!) the flowers is against park rules! Your pooch will have a blast blazing the trails at this scenic reserve! 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks None

   Population Density 7,064/sq mi

   #3 West Reading

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   The 25-acre arboretum at the Reading Public Museum in West Reading is an excellent spot for a leisurely walk with your fur-children. The arboretum is accredited by the United States Bureau of Plant Industry and features over 60 different species of flora, shrubbery, and trees! There are self-guided tour maps available at the atrium to help you learn about the different varieties of plants along your walk! There are several walkways to enjoy, but our favorite is the lovely creekside path which passes under a picturesque rose-colored footbridge and makes for an excellent photoshoot backdrop! The arboretum is an ideal place to cultivate some good times with your little digger! 
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,994/sq mi

   #4 South Mohnton

   12

   Godfrey’s Dogdom is a canine supply store, training center, and dog park all wrapped up in one pawesome place! The Dogdom provides everything your noble pooch could need, from nutritional counseling to doggy-duo training seminars! The dog park requires a membership and vaccination records for use, but it is worth the price to ensure that your pooch doesn’t catch a communicable disease or parasite. Their supply store has a great selection of nutritious foods for pooches to choose from, and if they don’t have your pup's brand, they will be glad to order it! Your mutt will leave Godfrey’s Dogdom feeling majestic as heck!
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,646/sq mi

   #5 Baumstown

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   The Danielle Ruiz-Murphy Center for Animal Welfare and Dog Park is a free park that gives dogs a chance to socialize, just 15 minutes outside of Muhlenberg Township. There is a separate enclosure for small and timid pups, so you never have to worry about your shy Schnauzer getting frightened by a rambunctious Retriever. This establishment also works as an equine rescue center for abused and neglected horses. They even have a trail that surrounds the horse pasture if you and your pooch want a closer look at all the beautiful rescues. Dogs love horse playing at this good-hearted park! 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay