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If you’re a dog owner, you are probably always looking for new places for your canine to enjoy. The weather outside is perfect for your dog to get some much needed exercise and there are some great places in southeast Michigan that welcome man’s best friend.
Here are nine places in Metro Detroit that are sure to guarantee you and your pooch a good time.
The Swift Run Dog Park features a 10 acre grassy field with separate fenced runs for large and small dogs. The park is located on Ellsworth Road in Ann Arbor.
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Anne Fracassa Memorial Dog Park
This one-acre dog park in Warren features a water spigot, pooper-scooper bags, park benches, and secure access. It costs $10 for Warren residents and $20 for nonresidents. The dog park is located at the southwest corner of Burdi Park on Pauline Street and 12 Mile Road in Warren.
Orion Oaks Dog Park
Orion Oaks Dog Park features a 24-acre fenced area with two trails, a picnic shelter, a section for small dogs, and access to Lake Sixteen for dogs to swim in. The park is located on Joslyn Road, between Clarkston and Scripps Roads.
Traffic Jam and Snug in Detroit offers homemade breads, cheeses, ice cream and beer. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables.
The American bistro located in downtown Birmingham, welcomes dogs with their owners on the outside patio.
Right on Main Street in downtown Ann Arbor, the Italian restaurant Gratzi features fine eating options and dogs can enjoy the outdoor patio.
Located on Braun Court in Ann Arbor, Aut Bar has plenty of great bar food and happy hour specials. The outdoor seating area is welcome to dogs and servers bring water dishes.
The almost 5,000 acre Brighton Recreation Area has plenty of room for you and your dog to go adventuring. There are hills, hiking paths, equestrian riding, mountain biking, and numerous lakes in the area. There is a pet-friendly section of shoreline available on Chilion Pond and dogs must be kept on a six-foot leash.
The 54-acre Mill Pond Park features an off-leash dog park that has river access for all dogs to enjoy. Other park amenities include open wooded areas, soccer fields, nature trails, and plenty of open space. The park is located on the north side of Michigan Avenue, with the entrance between Bennett Street and Mill Road.
These are just some of the places you can check out with your furry best friend, but know that not all parks, outdoor restaurants, or beaches are dog friendly. Double check to make sure your dog is more than welcome to join you in enjoying the beautiful summer weather.