Dogs in The Blue Mountains
Dogs in The Blue Mountains
Not only is it a seller’s market when it comes to real estate, it is also a seller’s market when it comes to purchasing a pet! Dogs specifically are in high demand with COVID-19 shifting people’s lives. Working from home has opened up the possibility for some to be able to give time, care and attention to that long wanted dog.
If you are thinking about making the move to the Blue Mountains, but are wondering about your pup…Well, I’ve got you and your furry friend covered as your Local Real Estate agent in The Blue Mountains. Come, grab your leash and let’s go on a local tour to discover all the best spots for Dogs in The Blue Mountains!
Moreau Dog Park
Moreau Dog Park is our enclosed off-leash park just for dogs in The Blue Mountains. It includes a staging area and a 150’ wide by 180’ long open green space for dogs and their owners to run and play! There are also portable toilets on site.
New Off-leash dog park: Heritage Park in Craigleith
You may have heard the exciting news! There is a New off-leash dog park in The Blue Mountains. The off-leash park will include a stoop and scoop bag dispenser, garbage can, and seating! The Star shares that The Blue Mountains Council has given the go-ahead on a new off-leash dog park in Craigleith. This is going to be located at Heritage Park, which is located at 118 Kandahar Lane, Craigleith. The Town of The Blue Mountains has shared more information about the new park: “The park features ample green space and a parking area that is maintained during the winter months. Due to the existing nature of the park, major landscaping and tree removal will not be necessary” (Read the full Press Release Here).
Best Hiking Trails:
The Beaver River trail, Bruce and Georgian trail are always amazing to take your furry friend on an adventure while you get some scenic exercise. This is a wonderful resource for local trails, trail etiquette, and poisonous plants to keep an eye out for!
Tip: Along the Georgian trail (right by the Thornbury Bridge) the town offers doggy bags to stoop and scoop your pets poo if you have forgotten yours on your walk – so keep an eye out. The Blue Mountains loves Dogs so please be a respectful owner and pick up after your pup.
If you’re interested in making a difference in our community Scoop2! Join the poovement and pick up litter or extra pet waste on your walk to help our earth and watershed.
Pet Food
Our local pet food spot: Mullins Pet Market sells a variety of tasty dog foods in The Blue Mountains!
Wanting to enjoy a beverage on a beautiful day? You can take your pet pal with you (on leash) to Winifreds English Pub, other local patios allow friendly pets, but always be sure to ask permission first!
Best spot to get your pet washed or groomed:
Drop your pup at “Uptown Dog” by the Thornbury post office for your dogs grooming needs (Contact Laura by phone: (705) 888-6430 or emailing: uptowndog19@gmail.com )
or “Well Groomed Mobile”- schedule your grooming in advance with certified Veterinary technicians Brianna and Bryan. They also provide pet sitting and dog walking services in the Blue Mountain area.
Speaking of Vets, Veterinary services are top-notch at Thornbury Veterinary Hospital.
Blue Mountain Vet also provides veterinary services, grooming, training, and boarding for dogs in the Blue Mountains.
Pet-Friendly Accommodation
Planning on staying in The Blue Mountains to explore BEFORE you purchase your home to get a feel for the area? Penny’s Motel is a pet friendly accommodation that allows you to bring your pet pal along for the adventure!
Your dog has become a huge part of your life and when looking for your new home, I want you and your furry friend/s to feel welcomed and happy here in The Blue Mountains. Did you know that some condos don’t allow pets?! Nothing would be worse than purchasing a condo just to find out that they don’t allow your fur baby! As your local Realtor® in the Blue Mountains and Southern Georgian Bay area, I can steer you in the right direction and find you and Dog your dream home in The Blue Mountains!