Sometimes it’s nice to get away from the city and sometimes it’s nice to just relish it. The Third Ward is a very active place, especially on the weekends, but if you have a city dog he won’t care. If your dog is a little shy or new to the city, try him/her out on a weekday or in less appealing weather. Starting your walk … Continue reading The Third Ward
Entrance Fee: See Milwaukee County page. Currie Dog Park on the corner of Capitol Drive and Mayfair road is one of the most scenic expanses of green among the city dog parks. It’s a large hillside across from the golf course of the same name. The original Currie Dog Park was a smaller enclosure on a hillside of scattered trees and that part remains as … Continue reading Currie
Here is a nice little piece of wilderness on the southwest side that qualifies as a great dog lover trail. Ross Lodge is adjacent to Whitnall Park, but part of the Root River Parkway. It’s off 92nd Street just north of Rawson and bordered by mountain bike trails to the north and an archery range to the south. Across the street is the Whitnall Park … Continue reading Ross Lodge
Entrance Fee: See Waukesha County Page This county park dog exercise area off of Sunset and Racine Avenues on the southeast side of Waukesha is incredibly popular with good reason. A winding drive takes you deep into the park and up a hill away from all civilization. If you’re used to city parks, this will feel more like a state park. There are two really … Continue reading Minooka
DINING WITH DOGS It’s tricky to grab a bite with furry friend in winter, but come the warm days of Spring, nobody likes a good patio bite more than winter-weary Wisconsinites and their best buddies. This is far from a complete list, but here are reviews of some of our favorite local eateries that serve people with dogs and places that were listed elsewhere as … Continue reading Dining with Dogs
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