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Deadwood, SD

Dog walking in Deadwood

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Flexible scheduling

Select the date and time that best suit your needs. Want a walk ASAP? We’ve got you covered.

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Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.

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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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Anne DDeadwood, SD 57732

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Hi my name is Annie and I love pups! I'm an avid outdoors person. When I'm not working in the wilds of the American West, I'm in NYC enjoying the urban jungle. I'm a regular helper to friends and roommates as a dog walker and dog sitter. I'm patient, kind, and adaptable to a variety of dog needs. I aim to make sure every walk is a healthy structured walk for your pooch. I can't wait to meet your best bud and take them on some adventures!

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Dog Walking in Deadwood

Deadwood is a small town in South Dakota that is known for its gold rush history, and for being the home of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Deadwood sits at the end of the Black Hills National Forest and houses a few great trails you and Fido can hike together. There are no veterinarians in Deadwood, but just outside of the town in Spearfish, there is one that your pup can visit.

Go on a great hike along the George S. Mickelson Trail with your pup. The 109-mile trail is long, but perfect for a great outdoor experience. The trail surface is made up of crushed stone, making the hike a little easier to journey along. The trail will take you over bridges, through tunnels, and along a granite wall, perfect for you and your pup to go and explore together.

Saloon Number 10 is a great place to stop in and grab a bite to eat with your pup. They offer 150 different types of whiskey, plus beer and wine. Their menu includes sandwiches, tacos, burritos, and other delicious pub grub that you can enjoy with your furry pal. Your dog is welcome inside the saloon, as long as he stays on leash.

Your dog will love exploring Deadwood alongside you and checking out all the amazing trails and food along the way.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Deadwood

Main Street/ Pine Street

48

Population Density

110 per sq. mi.

Main Street/ Pine Street

48

If you and Fido are wandering around Deadwood and get a bit hungry, stop into the Pump House Coffee and Deli for a bite to eat together. This pawsome coffee shop offers coffee, beer, wine, and snacking treats that the both of you can enjoy. The coffee shop sits right across the street from a glass blowing studio where you can sit on their outdoor patio and watch works of art being created while you enjoy a treat with your furry pal. Your pup is welcome on their outdoor patio with you and can enjoy the scenery too.

76th Drive/Cresecent Drive

36

Population Density

34 per sq. mi.

76th Drive/Cresecent Drive

36

Head over to Gordon Park for an amazing day out with your four legged friend. This park offers great amenities for you and your dog, including a playground, a picnic area with BBQs, bathrooms, and water fountains. The park has some shade provided by trees, and there is a great walking path around and through the park that the two of you can use for a great afternoon walk. Make sure to keep your pup on a leash while you are enjoying this beautiful park, and bring some clean-up bags along with you.

Gayville Blacktail

24

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

154 per sq. mi.

Gayville Blacktail

24

Take your pup over to the Deadwood/ Black Hills KOA for an amazing time in the great outdoors. The KOA has some great activities and amenities that you and Fido will love. Enjoy the campgrounds that come with WIFI and cable TV. If Fido likes romping with other pups, take advantage of the dog park inside the campground for some off leash time. You can explore the hiking trails, connect to the George S. Mickelson Trail, or enjoy the bike path with your pup. Make sure to bring plenty of water and clean-up bags for your pup while you are visiting.

Washington Street

12

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

619 per sq. mi.

Washington Street

12

Take your pup out to the City of Lead Dog Park for an amazing time off leash to meet new friends. There are two separated areas at this dog park so pups can play with other dogs their own size. The park offers a few picnic tables, a hill for climbing, and trees for shade. Make sure to bring water and clean-up bsag with you since the park doesn't provide them. Located in Lead, and only four miles out of Deadwood, your pup will love going on this little adventure to check out this amazing park with you.

West Jackson Street

0

Population Density

1,193 per sq. mi.

West Jackson Street

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If you and Fido are looking for some new restaurants to try, head into Spearfish. Stadium Sports Grill is a traditional sports bar that has pub staples like sandwiches, wraps, salads, and steaks. If you're craving something sweet, check out Leones Creamery which whips up homemade ice cream in unique flavors. Try their avocado, vanilla black pepper, or cycle farm rhubarb ice cream for a tasty surprise. Both of these eateries offer dog friendly patios and welcome your furry pal to sit alongside you. Only thirteen miles out of Deadwood, your pup will love visiting Spearfish.