You might feel like a blimp after a heavy Thanksgiving meal, but your dog is likely to be stir-crazy. If she’s socialized to dog parks, you may want to give one in your host’s neighborhood a try. Click here to read about a few of our Northern California favorites. Or, go to DogTrekker.com, select the county or region you’ll be visiting, type “dog park” into the search field and get results for your destination. Daisy will thank you for the chance to run off steam, and your tummy will feel all the better for the outing.
Post-feast Perambulations
By:
DogTrekker Staff
Related Stories
Local, accurate, engaging and committed
DogTrekker.com pioneered the Four-Paw Promise: We provide you, our readers, with localized, dog-friendly listings for 18 regions, 58… Read more.
Please support DogTrekker partners who put stewardship first
Since our launch in 2011, DogTrekker.com has taken a holistic approach to protecting pups and park access across… Read more.
Winter Tips for Visiting the Desert With Your Dog
Desert Dog: Photo by Askii 1. While winter temperatures in Southern California deserts are mild, heat can… Read more.
Shasta Lake: Dog-friendly Houseboating Haven
Redding isn’t just California’s Trail Capital; nearby Shasta Lake is the state’s Houseboating Capital, as well. In the wake… Read more.
Wednesday Woofable: Skate Dog Studios
I am a California girl born in the mid '70's, which explains my fascination with board sports,… Read more.
Tahoe under paws
Lake Tahoe —aka “Big Blue—is Northern California’s favorite summer playground, but to enjoy it to the fullest with… Read more.