- Wag!
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- Bristol, WI
Dog walking in Bristol
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
How it works
Flexible scheduling
Select the date and time that best suit your needs. Want a walk ASAP? We’ve got you covered.
Customized for your pup
Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.
Follow along
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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Puppers are my priority. I am the mom of a phenomenal furkid. I have volunteered for a few different rescues & have learned so much from trainers, books, & observing dog behavior at doggie parks, stores, beaches, pet expos, pet events, etc. Looking forward to having some fun with yours!
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Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience
I currently own a 10 yr. old Dalmatian Mix (Bella) and 6 yr. old German Shepherd (Rex), and have had them both since they were puppies. I am experienced with the care it takes to train/raise a dog from the puppy phase to a full-grown companion! Everything that a pet owner can go through, I have gone through myself, so I feel very comfortable handling all types and sizes of dogs, and providing exceptional care when I get the opportunity to take your best friend for a walk/run! I can do walks in your neighborhood, drive them to a nearby dog park or play with them in your own home. What works best for you and your dog is my top priority! I hope to hear from you!
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Dog Walking in Bristol
More than 5,000 people live in Bristol, a village in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. Bristol was once a town, but in 2010, it was incorporated as a village. No matter your age, you'll find all sorts of activities to enjoy in Bristol. The village is especially well-known for its equestrian facilities, which are ranked some of the best in the state. Every year, Bristol hosts its famous Renaissance Faire at a 30-acre site in town. Visitors come from all over to experience life in 16th century Elizabethan England and dine on unique food, try crafts, games, and sports from the era, and meet an interesting cast of characters.
While the Renaissance Faire isn't a pet-friendly event, there are lots of other ways to spend time with your dog in and around Bristol. The southeastern corner of town is where you'll find the Bristol Woods County Park. This 200-acre park has more than four miles of hiking trails for you to trek with your dog on a leash. Some of the park's other features include BBQ grills, picnic areas, playgrounds, and a nature center. If it's an off-leash activity you seek with your dog, the two of you can hop in the car and arrive at a dog park in a matter of minutes!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Bristol
Northeast Salem
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Dog Parks
Population DensityNortheast Salem
48In just five minutes, you and your dog can drive to northern Salem, Wisconsin and arrive at Old Settlers Park. This 17-acre park is an especially popular place in the summer when people come from far and wide to enjoy the beach. There are also ball diamonds, playgrounds, picnic facilities, and a dog park to check out! The Harris Family Dog Park at Old Settlers Park was named after a local veterinarian's family, and it's open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM. Inside the park, you'll find all sorts of colorful agility equipment where your dog can show off, as well as seating areas and waste disposal supplies. Guests are asked to provide their own water and pay a small daily fee.
Johnson Park
36Dog ParksPopulation DensityJohnson Park
36Racine is a city of nearly 80,000 people in Wisconsin, and the northwestern corner of town is a half-hour drive from Bristol. This is where you'll find Johnson Dog Park, a place many visitors say is their favorite dog park! There are more than 28 acres of space for your dog to enjoy off-leash at Johnson Dog Park, and within that space, there are several trails. If your dog is a swimmer, they'll love taking a dip in the park's pond or river, and afterward, they can dry off as they run through open fields. Be sure to bring some drinking water for Spot!
Pike River
24Dog ParksPopulation DensityPike River
24There's a place in northwestern Kenosha, Wisconsin known as Petrifying Springs Park, and it's referred to as "Pets" by locals. It'll only take you 20 minutes to drive there from Bristol, and this county park has a golf course, hiking trails, ball diamonds, basketball courts, and much more! The park also has its own dog park -- Carlisle Family Dog Park -- and this off-leash space has separate sections for big and small dogs. To prevent muddy paws, the park has a wood chip surface, and there's a creek running through the park where your dog can swim. You'll also find a water fountain for dogs, as well as waste disposal supplies and seating areas in the park.
Camelot Park / M District
12Dog ParksPopulation DensityCamelot Park / M District
12Oak Creek is a city of about 35,000 people in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, and the northeastern corner of town is a half-hour drive from Bristol. In this area, you'll find a furrific 26-acre space where dogs can play off-leash: Runway Dog Park. Within the dog park, there are high grass exercise areas and mowed areas, as well as an all dog area and a separate enclosure for small dogs. There are pavilions, seating areas, and waste disposal supplies in the park, but visitors must bring their own water. The Runway Dog Park requires purchasing a daily or annual permit to visit.
Legend Hills
0Dog ParksPopulation DensityLegend Hills
0The Legend Hills neighborhood of Waukesha is a little more than 30 miles from Bristol. Just east of this area is where you'll find the Minooka Dog Park, and this spacious off-leash park has different sections for big and small dogs. Visitors love that this dog park is so clean and well-maintained and that the regulars are so welcoming to newcomers. You have your choice of exploring wooded areas, walking paths, or open fields in the park, and there's lots of shade for hot days. The Minooka Dog Park requires purchasing a daily or annual permit before you can visit.
