Dog Walkers in Chattanooga

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Chattanooga

1. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,935/sq mi

   #1 Westside Community Development

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   Chattanooga Chew Chew Canine Park is a pawsome dog park to take your pup to for some great outdoor adventures. The park is separated by large and small breeds, and both sections come equipped with benches, fire hydrants for those “basic” dogs, water fountains, clean-up bags, and agility equipment. The park is all grass with a few dirt spots, so be careful during the rainy seasons since mud puddles can be an issue. If you and the pup get thirsty on your way home from the park, then stop by Chattanooga Brewing Company. This small craft brewery welcomes your dog to join you on their outdoor patio for a bite to eat and a good drink.
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 14,674/sq mi

   #2 Bluff View

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   If you and your pup are looking for a great ghost tour to join, look no further then Chattanooga Ghost Tours. Named one of the top ten ghost tours in the country, they welcome your dog to join you while you learn about the city’s most entertaining history and their restless dead. Once you’re done getting your spooky on, stop by Nooga Paws. Nooga Paws offers the highest quality all-natural dog food and treats. Besides great food, they also have a large supply of accessories, beds, toys, and grooming products, as well as two self-service wash stations so Fido can get a little pampering.
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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,578/sq mi

   #3 Hixson Neighborhood Association

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   The Greenway Farm Dog Park is a great place to take your dog for a fun adventure. The dog park has both a small and a large breed section, and each section includes agility equipment, water fountains, benches, and plenty of shade from the trees. The park is a mixture of dirt and grass, perfect for fetch and rolling. Outside of the park are trails that your dog can explore, plus a fun creek with steps leading down to it for them to splash around in. Be cautious because the fence at the dog park is only about 3-feet high and large dogs may be able to jump it.
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4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 23,274/sq mi

   #4 Red Bank

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   Red Bank is home to the Red Bank Dog Park, a lovely park that is so spacious that your pup will love to run around. The park is mainly grass, and provides benches for relaxing and an overhang for shade, plus they have clean-up bags. The park also has a separate section for large and small breeds, with each section having more than enough space for running. This dog park is located inside of the White Oak park, so if your dog doesn’t feel like socializing, the two of you can still go for a nice walk around the park and enjoy the scenery.

   
   

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5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,643/sq mi

   #5 Downtown

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   If your dog has been feeling really stressed out lately and needs some “me” time, then check out the Canine Massage of Chattanooga. This pawesome establishment believes that massages are a great way to enhance your dog’s quality of life and well-being. They offer massages for any issues your dog may have, including joint problems, sport injuries, and stress point massage. Once your dog is done being pampered, stop by one of the many dog-friendly eateries that downtown offers. Check out some of the greats like Terra Mae, The Camp House, or Jefferson’s which offers wings, seafood baskets, and salads.  

   
   

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