Dog Walkers in Pearland

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Pearland

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   Population Density 1,687/sq mi

   #1 Shadow Creek Ranch

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   Southdown Dog Park is a great place to take your pup in the Shadow Creek Ranch neighborhood. There are two fenced in areas, one “Puppy Park” for small dogs under 25 pounds, and one large dog park for those pups who are over. Your dog can romp off leash at these parks and enjoy doggie drinking fountains. If you’re done at the park and fancy a bite, nearby Sakura Japanese Steak House is a delicious and upscale restaurant offering a wide variety of Japanese foods. You can sample sushi, teriyaki, and more. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables, so there’s no need to leave them behind when treating yourself.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 801/sq mi

   #2 The Forest of Friendswood

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   The Forest of Friendswood rides the line between Pearland and the town of Friendswood, TX. Right on the Pearland side of the neighborhood is King’s Biergarten. This classic German restaurant offers a variety of dishes to please the hungry patron. From bratwurst burgers to hot cheese sausage and beyond, King’s Biergarten is a treat for anyone looking for something out of the ordinary. Dogs are welcome to come to their patio and outdoor areas. Water bowls are provided, and dogs are welcome even during the weekend and evening hours when they occasionally have a band playing. It’s a perfect treat for someone who wants to enjoy a meal with their dog.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 2,521/sq mi

   #3 Hastings

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   Independence Dog Park in Hastings is a destination worthy of travel. The park itself is a large, well-fenced area where dogs can run off leash. Grab a ball and play some fetch, because this park has room to run! It’s also popular with the locals, meaning you’ll almost always find a friend or two when you visit the park. Keep an eye on the signs when you come in, as there are two different areas for large and small dogs. There are some small agility obstacles on both sides to keep your dog fresh and engaged. There are also water fountains for drinking and cooling down in the hot summer.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 2,900/sq mi

   #4 Brookside Village

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   If you’re in Brookside Village and looking to burn off some of your dog’s energy, leash up and head to Corrigan Park, a local park popular with families and dogs alike. The park is small, but nestled in a densely populated residential area. It makes the most of its space by combining areas into multi-use spaces. There’s a picnic/playground area, a few sports fields, and a walking and jogging path that surrounds them all. The path forms an easy loop for laps. Just passing through? Head over to Best Western Pearland Inn where your dog can stay with you for a small fee.

   
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 3,262/sq mi

   #5 Central Pearland

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   Centennial Park in Central Pearland houses an off leash dog area inside of a park designed for the whole family. You have to go deep into the park to find the off leash area. If you don’t notice the sign, you’ll soon notice that doggie waste bags are on the fence. This park is large, but not for dogs who are shaky on coming when they’re called. The dog area is not fully fenced, so a skittish (or impishly mischievous) dog could run out of the dog area and into the rest of the park, and eventually, beyond it. Otherwise, this is a great place for experienced dogs who are pros at being off leash!

   
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay