Welcome to Part Three of our deep dive into the businesses, charities, clubs and other organizations that cater to millions of dog owners across the USA.
In the first part, we covered dog shelters and rescue centers that help dogs to find their forever homes and humans to make that first canine connection. Then, we looked at some of the organizations that provide specialist services for dogs and their owners.
Next, we look at businesses and venues that provide opportunities for you and your four-legged friend to get out of the house and have fun and adventures together. As ever, if you represent a business, charity or other organization that we have missed, do get in touch, and we will be happy to add you.
Enjoy an old-fashioned railroading experience with your dog on the Conway Scenic Railroad. All trains depart from an 1874 train station in North Conway Village. On the 1-hour Valley trains to Conway, each party may bring one small, well-behaved dog under 20 pounds for travel in coach. Pet dogs are not permitted in First or Premium Class cars or in cars where food is being prepared. Note that dogs must be kept on a leash and at your feet at all times.
Nestled in the White Mountain National Forest, Loon is home to the longest vertical drop in New Hampshire, and only 3 miles off Interstate 93—and 2 hours from Boston. While dogs are not allowed in winter for safety reasons, they can accompany their owners on the gondola in summer and fall, provided they are on leashes and well behaved.
365thingsswfl.com is a hyperlocal blog dedicated to showcasing the best things to do in Southwest Florida, including family-friendly activities, nature spots, and hidden gems. We also share pet-friendly recommendations, like great places to explore and enjoy with your dog, helping locals and visitors make the most of the area.
The Heights Observer is an essential resource for dog owners in the Cleveland Heights area. You’ll find information on the area’s dog-friendly parks and cafes, as well as details on upcoming events and days out in the area that you can enjoy with your dog.
New Brunswick City Market, Inc was established in 1987 to oversee one of the first Special Improvement Districts (SID) established in the State of New Jersey. It is a privately funded 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the central business district as a great place to live, work and visit. On the website, you will find information about dog-friendly parks, cafes and local events.
Learning together is fun! WonderDogs was founded in 1997 by Barbara Kahn with the goal of creating an inviting and fun place for both dogs and their owners to grow and form relationships that would continue throughout their time together. The instructors create a warm and friendly environment while providing personalized instructions tailored to you and your dog. Everyone and every breed is welcome.
Romingo is the easiest way to book pet-friendly travel. Hand-selected hotels, responsive customer service, and the lowest rates guaranteed provide a truly pet-friendly experience.