With the weather warming up in NYC this Spring, it’s time to take a look at some activities you can do with your pup in order to inspire a little outdoor and indoor time with your canine companion. Both you and your best friend are sure to enjoy this list of activities, so grab that leash, your best friend, and get ready to go!
On Saturday, April 29, the 2nd from 8 AM to 9 AM the Annual Mutts on the Mountain 5K and Lazy Dog 1 Mile Fun Run returns to New York City. This event is the only annual timed race event in the area that allows you to complete a run with your dog. Not only can you walk or run with your dog, but you can also help raise funds for the Westchester Parks Foundation. Everybody that participates receives a Mutts on the Mountain t-shirt and a bandana for their dog. For more information, please go here.
Bring your friend out for a walk to the d.b.a. bar, a pet-friendly spot located in NYC’s East Village that allows you to take your dog into the bar to grab a beer and some grub. You can sit outside or inside, and enjoy a little extra quality time with your best friend. For more information, please go here.
The Luckydog Bar, located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is another pet-friendly bar that will allow you to buy any beverage you choose and grab some food alongside your dog. Known for its friendly service to customers and pets alike, you’re sure to enjoy a fun afternoon with your pet here. For more information, please go here.
The William Second Gallery, located on 15th street in NYC, is a museum dedicated to selling paintings of pets and allowing pets to visit the museum. Bring your dog for a fun day out while looking at art, and bring some cash in case you want to purchase a pet portrait. For more information, go here.
Located on 77 Worth Street, this animal rehabilitation facility allows dog owners to swim with their pets for a fun, dog-friendly outing. For more information, please go here.
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