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- Central Falls, RI
Dog walking in Central Falls
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
How it works
Flexible scheduling
Select the date and time that best suit your needs. Want a walk ASAP? We’ve got you covered.
Customized for your pup
Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.
Follow along
Track your walk with our live GPS tracker, then view your detailed report card after the walk.
What is Wag!?
Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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My name is Cheryl and I love dogs more than anything in the world. I have been a professional dog walker for about 7 nears now. I have worked for professional pet services and I also have had my own business as well. I have experience in working at local animal shelters as well. I have a very flexible schedule now and look forward to getting to know you and your dog!
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Hi! Kristine here! I am a self professed dog person. I currently get to love on my two amazing children in their 20's and 3 amazing dogs! I have had a life full of puppy love and doggy kisses! I've been lucky enough to be the human companion to Bear, Barney,Ginger, Tanner, Lexi, Cobaka and Soukie and Titan! I've learned so much from each of them about love, friendship, patience and devotion. I am looking forward to the many wonders your pup will teach me!
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Dog Walking in Central Falls
Central Falls is located in Providence County, and is the smallest city in Rhode Island. The Blackstone River makes up the city’s eastern border, and in days past, supported mills of all types. The town grew with the production of leather, candy, cloth, and other materials. Today, local pups love that this small community is walkable in distance. This tiny town even has its own veterinary clinic.
Although Central Falls is small in size, it has plenty of parks for four legged residents to enjoy. Clip on your pup’s leash and head out for some park hopping. Start your excursion at Jenks Park, one of Central Falls’ most prominent landmarks. Follow the paved paths to get your pup’s heart rate pumping. Stop by Cogswell Tower that sits on Dexter’s Ledge. You and your pal can learn all about the historic battle that took place in Central Falls between a group of Native Americans and colonists in 1676.
For even more history, head over to Veteran’s Memorial Park. Walk around the paths before stopping at the waterfall memorial for some reflection. This park also has a playground and splash pad.
With such puptastic parks, it’s no wonder dogs love living in Central Falls!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Central Falls
Broad St/ High St
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Population DensityBroad St/ High St
48This neighborhood is home to a couple furrific parks. Leash up your pup and head over to Pierce Park and Riverwalk. This wooded park has a couple ball fields and a nice network of riverfront trails. Your pooch can get his exercise while trotting along next to the Blackstone River. Pierce Park is also the site of an epic battle between the colonists and Natives Americans. River Island Park is nearby. This 2.5 acre park has a walking track and a great overlook of the river. Walk across the bridge to a beautiful forested island and let your furry BFF commune with nature.
High St/ Cross St
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Dog ParksPopulation DensityHigh St/ Cross St
36Sacred Heart Park is a pawsome place to spend some quality time with your four legged companion. Your pup will love sniffing around the open lawn and searching for squirrels and sticks in the groves of trees. There is also a playground and basketball court available. Most importantly, this park has an off leash area where your pooch can ditch her leash and romp around with new friends. Petite pups have their own area, so if your dog is on the small side, she can enjoy the park at her own pace. Don’t forget to bring some water; all that playing will make her one thirsty pup!
Saylesville Highlands
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24If you have a nature loving dog, don’t miss out on the Lincoln Woods State Park. This 627 acre park is located in Lincoln, and is only 10 minutes west of Central Falls. With hiking, jogging, swimming, ice fishing, and horseback riding, this is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Your pup will feel like a four legged explorer as you set out into the network of trails. Les Pawson Loop is the main route. This 2.5 mile road is mainly used by hikers. It’s 2.5 miles and takes you through beautiful forests and next to Olney Pond. Keep your eyes open for wildlife, as deer are usually spotted.
Lonsdale/ Saylesville
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12Looking for a new place to walk your furry friend? Grab his leash and some water, and head over to Chase Farms. Nestled in the rolling hills of Lincoln, this gorgeous patch of nature is only 10 minutes outside of Central Falls. Originally a dairy farm, this property is now a puptastic walk in the countryside. A 1.5 mile path meanders through open meadows and groves of trees. You’ll even pass a small pond. At the end of the trail, you’ll be rewarded with a panoramic view of the area. It’s easy to see why this is a pupular place for dog walkers.
Slater Park
0Dog ParksPopulation DensitySlater Park
0Pawtucket Dog Park is just waiting for your pooch. This puptastic off leash park is located inside Slater Park in the nearby town of Pawtucket, just a 20 minute drive from Central Falls. Head over so your pal can socialize and run off some energy. There’s plenty of room for a game of chase or romping around. Your pal can also climb on, over and through the agility equipment. Small dogs even have their own area to play in. Benches are provided for pet parents. Since the ground is mostly dirt, your buddy may get a little muddy, especially during the spring.
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