Private Dog Park In Lowell

Welcome to our backyard! We know how valuable new experiences are for dogs and how being off leash to run, sniff, and play is good for dogs' physical and mental well being - and ours, too! Our privacy fencing and large yard allows you and your dog to have a safe place away from unfamiliar people / other dogs. It's great for getting your dog some different sniffs and letting them off leash for a game of fetch!

Suburban setting featuring a variety of play areas for designed for dogs both open and with equipment. Access to outdoor sink with clean water, bowls, seating and shade. Small pool for wading on warmer days. Enter onto cement patio sanitized daily with table and chairs. Graveled play area opens up to larger grassed yard for running or playing fetch. Quiet neighborhood and corner lot with off and on street parking. Fully privacy fenced area suitable for both larger and smaller dogs. Wifi available on request. WINTER USE OF THE SPOT: We would like to keep the spot open as much as possible in the winter. Here are some guidelines for its use during the snow season. The City of Marlborough does not permit on street parking in the winter. This means you will need to park in our driveway. We make every attempt to plow, sand and salt it for safety but cannot always guarantee conditions. If we cannot get this done or do not feel it is safe for guests, we will close the spot during a storm or post storm for cleanup. We will assess this each morning and from time to time cancellations may occur. We do not use dog safe salt in the driveway, so please use a foot covering for your dog as you would in any public area if your dog is sensitive. In the spot no chemicals are used. The yard will have snow and we generally do not plow pathways unless the snow gets a foot or more deep.

Property is on half an acre with a private fenced in yard. Patio and chairs for owners to relax in while your pups enjoy the completely open space. Mostly sunny limited shade. *Security cameras in use.* Winter: Please keep in mind winter moths will have varying amounts of snow or mud. We only use pet safe ice melt in the driveway.

Quiet cul de sac, plenty of parking, dog friendly neighborhood

I’m lucky enough to have a private backyard in Somerville, where extra space is a rare commodity. Fenced, with some ground area and some brick-paved. Play with your dog or relax on the deck furniture (swinging rope chair, hammock, table and chairs) while your furbaby explores, sniffs, and enjoys their freedom. Plenty of street parking; visitors pass available to borrow.

Looing for a quiet, large, safe space to bring your dog(s) for some fun? Our yard is the perfect haven to get your pooch the exercise, fresh air, and stimulation he/she needs. It is fully fenced in, just over half an acre, and has a variety of trees, shrubs, and corners to explore. Our dogs will remain inside while you are here so that you have the space to yourself. We love our yard and think you will, too!

Please enjoy the space andhave fun., just try to stay away from you small garden. UPDATE: a guest gave me great advice so the very next day I blocked the gaps under the fence see last two photos. I care about your buddies..

Property known as Walnut Hill has 30+ acres of unfenced woods and trails of nearly two miles. Dogs are free to run untethered if appropriate for the dog and handler. GPS collar recommended and available for rent.

I have a large fenced in yard. It is chain link and 6ft tall. It is reinforced at the bottom. There is a woodsy area in the yard for dogs to explore as well. Lots of room to run! You may notice your dog spends most of his/her time sniffing around instead of running. This is typical for the first visit: 1. It is a new space for them and they get a lot of information through their nose 2. Lots of dogs have been in my yard so there is so much to smell. This is still great enrichment and will lead to a tired and fulfilled dog. Please bring your own dog toys, water, and water bowl. If your dog poops (even if in the woods), can you please pick it up? I have a dog that likes to eat poop - so gross! You may notice that sometimes my deck is gated off. I do this so that the visiting dogs aren't distracted by the sliding door, standing in front of it thinking they are there to come into the house instead of playing in the yard. You are more than welcome to take one of them down if you want to sit up on the deck. If I forget to put the gate up and you want to block your dog from coming up on the deck, feel free to put it on the stairs to block the entryway. Other things worth mentioning: - Depending on the weather and time of the year, parts of the yard may be icy and/or muddy! Brings towels to wipe down your dog afterwards. If you visit early spring, you may see ground bees flying around on the south facing side of the house. By late April, you won't even know they are there. They are very docile (in fact most species don't have stingers) and are great pollinators. - I also dog sit out of my home. Some dogs that I watch are vocal and may bark the whole time you are visiting. If your booking time is during a time that I am home, I can ensure that they are kept quiet and don’t interfere with your visit. If hearing barking coming from my house is something that will impact your visit, feel free to reach out to me beforehand to confirm whether or not I am dog sitting and/or will be home. If there is anything I can do to make this a more enjoyable experience, please message me with feedback :) Hope you have a great time! Dog sitting profile - https://www.rover.com/members/nicole-s-caring-experienced-active/