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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Spokane
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Latah Valley
Convenient to the business district, restaurants, and golf course, dog owners in the Latah Valley neighborhood can walk their pups on sidewalks along the street, or visit Spokanimal Dog Park at High Bridge Park. Areas designated for large dogs allow Fido to run and romp without worrying about toppling a smaller dog. Small or shy pups will enjoy frolicking with their own size in their own section. Owners can relax at the picnic tables and socialize with friends while their pups explore the wooded area inside the fence and find all the sniff-tastic locations to roll in the grass. Fish Lake Trail is also located in the area and follows along the 1,600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. For longer hikes, this is a great trail to follow through the city.
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South Hill
Family and Fido friendly, the South Hill neighborhood is a great area to live in and spend time with your pup. Walking through the neighborhood is pleasant on a sunny afternoon since the sidewalks are lined with beautiful trees for plenty of shade. Spending time outside guarantees you will find Fido’s friends to socialize with, or plan a play date to South Hill Dog park where puppies can run and play in the wide-open spaces. Families can use the park in all weather conditions and relax under the trees or play a game of fetch. Cleaning up after Fido seems to be a priority so everyone can enjoy a well-maintained park in this quaint neighborhood.
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Riverside
Living in the center of the city offers numerous dog-friendly activities for the entire family. Taking Fido for a quick walk before work through town or planning a family picnic at River Front Park are pawtastic ideas anytime of the year. The park offers beautiful landscape and a perfect place to stroll along the sidewalks with your pooch, or hike along the river for more vigorous exercise. Many puppy parents enjoy biking through the area while their energetic pup leads the way. Enjoying a healthy meal at Santé Restaurant & Charcuterie is a great option while out with Fido. Find a table to relax and enjoy the weather on the outdoor patio.
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Cannon Hill
Settling in the desirable Cannon Hill neighborhood makes walking Fido an adventure. While strolling along the sidewalk admiring the architecture of the homes, you are sure to meet up with your puppy pals for some socialization. Situated conveniently among the residential homes, pup owners can spend hours strolling through the 78-acre Manito Park that was previously a zoo. There is more than enough open space to let your pooch run and after spending all that energy. A trip to The Park Bench restaurant located right in the park is perfect for a snack and a cool drink. Families also tend to pamper their pooch with a pup cup at Scoops Ice Cream where everyone can enjoy a treat.
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Chief Garry Park
Walking Fido through the unique neighborhood of Chief Garry Park offers opportunities for your pup to find pawsome areas to roll in the grass and sniff interesting plants. When planning a day with the family, a visit to John C. Shields Park allows both two and four-legged family members to hike and climb through the rocks and mountain bike trail. The Centennial Trail Head begins in the park and is linked with 1,600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. Hiking along the rail trail provides miles of exercise for you and Fido, just remember to pack plenty of water for hot summer days.
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