Dog walking in Wakefield
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Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.
Great walk! Even gave some food to my dog I left out for her to give which was very helpful
Connor L.
Thank you so much! My high-energy pup and I are so grateful that we had such a patient and loving walker today! Took a lot of stress off my plate. We appreciate you!
Izzie I.
Thanks so much!!! I m not sure we he put her pee pads and he should be home in a little bit so that s good. Thanks again!!
Linda B.
Thanks for taking extra care for my baby!
Linda B.
Was so lovely ! Will definitely be using her again :)
maddy P.
Great walker. Great detailed updates. Followed all specific instructions.
Sarah B.
Thomas is our favorite walker and we use this service very often. Our pup loves him, he s responsible, and his report cards are always hilarious and detailed.
Elliot F.
Fantastic walker, great with communication. Thank you so much!
Alex H.
Sophia did a great job!
Julie K.
Isabelle went above and beyond for Banjo! Will definitely be requesting her. So sweet and has a natural knack for dogs :)
Shannon M.
Why book dog walker in Wakefield
Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Wakefield, RI dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Wakefield, RI has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Wakefield
Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.
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Wakefield
The South Kingstown Dog Park in Wakefield is a lovely, grassy place to exercise your fur-pup and allow him to meet some other dogs to play with. It is divided into separate areas for large and small dogs, and the area around the gates is supplied with waste bags and surfaced with sand to catch possible excitable leaks and squirts. There are water bowls and toys for those pups who didn’t bring any, and the gates are double-entry for the pooches’ safety. The dog park is nestled next to Abbie Perry Park, which is equipped with playground equipment and athletic fields/ courts for the family. Come on over, and bring Fido for some play and a picnic. It’s pawrrific!
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South Kingstown City Center
This neighborhood is home to the dog-friendly Tuckertown Park, a large community park that features athletic facilities and a playground along with a picnic shelter equipped with a grill and tables. Located adjacent to Tucker Pond, the park also provides access to fishing and water sports. But best of all, in Fido’s opinion, is the nature trail. This easy, 1-mile trail is perfect for a gentle stroll to view the beautiful rhododendron planted alongside the mulched path, and watch the many birds flit from bush to tree and back. Wooded swampland makes up part of the trail and in spring is populated by peepers, followed by frogs in the summer. The pond comes into view as you near the picnic shelter. This is a quiet, pleasant respite for whatever your day has handed you, so enjoy this woofderful walk!
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Peace Dale
The Peace Dale neighborhood in South Kingstown is the place to go with your furry friend if you’re looking for some casual dining and craft beers. This is where you’ll find Whaler’s Brewing Company, a locally owned brewery. Whaler’s doesn’t serve food because they’re totally passionate about beer, but they encourage BYOF (Bring Your Own Food) and /or food to be delivered to the brewery from any number of nearby restaurants whose fare will complement their brew. Your fur-buddy is welcome to join you in the taproom on a leash. Share your food with him, but not your beer! Furrific!
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Davisville/ Kiefer Park
This neighborhood in North Kingstown features the Compass Rose Beach, a dog-friendly piece of seaside where your fur-pup can join you on leash. This small, secluded beach allows dogs year-round and at any time of day. It offers free parking, and there is a picnic area if you don’t want to eat your sandwich with a side of sand. It’s surrounded by grassy dunes which are good places to take a stroll with Fido after lunch, and the sand is clean and plentiful with no rocks! The beach is near Quonsett Point Naval Air Station, so you will also be treated to some landings and take-offs from time to time to make your beach experience a little more interesting. Woof!
Hamilton/ Saunderstown
This neighborhood in North Kingstown is home to the leashed-dog-friendly John H Chafee Nature Preserve, which features an easy, looped trail of about 3 miles that will please you and your fur-buddy. The terminus is at Rome Point, where you will likely see seals between October and May. To get there from the beach part of the trail, you’ll pass through a cedar grove that affords water views, and the return loop passes through marshlands and an old farm. In some places the path is narrow with bushes close by on either side, so be sure to take the flea and tick spray! This is a lovely gem of a walk without much effort, so bring your buddy for a couple hours of pawsome walking and wildlife-watching!
Dog friendly neighborhoods near Wakefield
