Dog Walkers in Cudahy, WI

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Cudahy, WI

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   Population Density 4,079/sq mi

   #1 Southeast Cudahy

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   Cudahy has its very own dog park known as the Warnimont Park Dog Exercise Area. This off-leash park is fenced in and it even has a separate area for smaller dogs. There are various wood-chipped trails throughout the park, and along the way, there is plenty of seating and tables. This park doesn't have a water fountain so be sure to bring some of your own for when Rover gets thirsty. Warnimont Park requires a permit for use, but the small fee is worth it for all of the fun times you and your dog are sure to have here!
   
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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 4,840/sq mi

   #2 Mill Valley

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   When it comes to dog parks that truly have everything you or your dog could ever hope for, it's hard to beat the Granville Dog Park in Milwaukee. The Granville Dog Park is only a half-hour drive from Cudahy, and this large park offers over 10 acres of prime roaming opportunities. It also has creeks and plenty of walking trails throughout the park, and you'll find waste bags, bins, and seating for your convenience as well. You'll need a dog permit to attend this park, but the permit will give you access to several dog parks in Milwaukee area.
   
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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,595/sq mi

   #3 Northwest Racine

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   Racine, Wisconsin is less than a half-hour drive from Cudahy, and in the northwest part of the city, you'll find Johnson Dog Park. Visitors often refer to this massive 28-acre dog park as "Doggy Disneyland," and it's easy to spend hours there without running out of things to do. There are several trails and valleys to explore in this scenic park, and this park does not require a permit or a fee to visit. Within Johnson Dog Park, there are ponds and rivers for dogs to take a dip while they play which makes this dog park a great spot to go on a hot day.
   
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4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 1,413/sq mi

   #4 Mitchell Park

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   A half-hour drive from Cudahy gets you to Brookfield, Wisconsin and one of the city's beautiful parks. Mitchell Park is a 450-acre park that is a hub of activity in the community, from sporting events, family gatherings, biking, hiking, and more. There is a 14-acre dog park within Mitchell Park, and while pets are permitted to be off-leash here, the entrance isn't entirely fenced, so you'll want to keep an extra close eye on your dog and make sure they have good recall skills. The park has trails, creeks, shade, seating, and everything else you need for a great day at the dog park.
   
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   Population Density 9,600/sq mi

   #5 Estabrook Park

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   Estabrook Park Dog Exercise Area is a three-acre space for dogs to run and play off-leash in Milwaukee, and it's only a 20-minute drive from Cudahy. This park is fully fenced in, and it also has separate areas for dogs of different sizes. There are plenty of trails just outside of the park's perimeter where you and your dog can exercise together, but on these trails, they must be on a leash. Within the off-leash park, there are doggy clean-up stations, seating, a pavilion, and water dishes. Please note this park requires either a daily or a yearly permit to visit.
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay