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- Dog Walking
- Haltom City, TX
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Why book a dog walker in Haltom City?
Need a dog walker in a pinch? Vetted Pet Caregivers in the Haltom City, TX area are just a few taps away when you use the Wag! app to book a walk for your dog. Once you've found the "pawfect" dog walker near you, you can save your dog walker as a preferred Caregiver for easy booking the next time you need them. Haltom City, TX dog walkers are background checked by Wag! and rated by other local Pet Parents so you don't have to worry about your dog while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Haltom City
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Parkwood Trail
This neighborhood is home to the largest park in Haltom City: Buffalo Ridge Park. This 95-acre park welcomes dogs on leash, and it has over three miles of flat, paved trails. These trails will take you through beautiful wooded areas, past Big Fossil Creek and by a lovely lake. After your walk, enjoy lunch or a snack with your dog in one of the park’s numerous picnic areas. Bring a water bottle for your dog and some doggy bags, and have a fun day out at this pawesome park.
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Haltom Road
When you’re looking for a place to go on a leisurely stroll with your furry best friend, head over to Haltom City Park. This nine-acre neighborhood park allows dogs on-leash, and it has a 0.37-mile paved walking path that goes through open fields and tree groves. Your dog will have a great time walking on this path and smelling all the scents! After you’re finished with your walk, treat your pup to a tasty plain burger at the nearby Sonic Drive-In. While your dog enjoys their snack, you can treat yourself to a juicy cheeseburger, a cool shake, or a tasty chicken sandwich.
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West Meadowbrook
If you’d like to let your pup play off-leash, head over to Fort Worth and check out Fort Woof Park. This park is only four miles from Haltom City, and it has separate large and small dog areas. There’s water available for dogs, and there’s a fur-tastic obstacle course that features a ramp to climb on, a hoop to jump through, and more. There’s also a picnic area located within the dog park, and there are shady benches for owners to sit on. Dogs of all sizes will have a great time playing in this dog park.
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Southeast Arlington
Southeast Arlington is home to the woof-derful Tails n’ Trails Dog Park. This 5.7-acre dog park is about 23 miles from Haltom City, and it has nature trails where your pup can walk off-leash. The park also has a fenced-in field where your dog can run and play. This field includes separate large and small dog areas. There are also water fountains for your pup in the park, and there are benches for owners. If you’re hungry after playing at the dog park, head over to nearby Istanbul Grill. This restaurant allows dogs on their outdoor patio, and they serve delicious Mediterranean fare like gyros, kebabs, and falafel sandwiches.
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Smithfield
For another fun off-leash dog park, head over to Smithfield in North Richland Hills and check out Tipps Canine Hollow. This park is about 10 miles from Haltom City, and it has a 2-acre fenced area for large dogs and a separate one-acre area for small dogs. Both of these areas have plenty of space for your pup to run and play, and they have shady benches for owners. There are also doggy water fountains and doggy bags available here. When your dog is finished running around, grab a pastry and a coffee at nearby Kindred Coffee Company. This café has dog-friendly outdoor seating, and the baristas will happily bring out a water bowl for your pup.
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