Our Walks
Here at Days Dog Walking we like to ensure that our dogs are given plenty of variety and stimulation on their walks to ensure they wear themselves out and more importantly enjoy themselves!
We are very lucky in the area we live that there are so many great spots to take our dogs and, while we always try and keep our owners updated on where your dogs have been through our social media pages and text messages, we thought it would be good to highlight a few of our favourite walkies.
Priory Park
Anyone who has a dog in St. Neots will no doubt be familiar with Priory Park. It’s an ideal place to take our dogs as, not only will they be able to play with the other dogs on our pack walk, there are always plenty of new dogs to meet and sniff.
The huge park is perfect for playing with balls and as soon as you venture from the car park you are far enough away from the road to let the dogs run free and burn off all their energy.
Loves Farm
Being based on Loves Farm is perfect for us with lovely paths criss crossing and surrounding the estate making it very easy to walk our local dogs.
We will normally head further afield though and the area surrounding Loves Farm has several great options for this. Head East along the farm track at the back of the estate and you can walk for miles passing through fields without seeing another soul.
Also at the back of the estate is a lovely meadow that sits next to the railway line. The meadow has limited availability for off lead walks as cows graze there at certain times of the year. This huge area is perfect for letting dogs run loose and letting them explore the area with no danger of them ever being out of your sight.
Pocket Park, River Ouse
This is a great space just off the Ouse Valley Way. There are a number of footpaths, and for the water lovers amongst our dogs, miles of riverbank, allowing them to cool off after a good run.
Riverside Park
Accessible past the campsite near Pocket Park, this is another great space for walking especially for solo walks.
Paxton Pits
Sometimes we venture over to the Nature Reserve at Paxton Pits.. One of the nicest walking areas in our region we can choose to follow the Heron trail or the Meadow Trail. Both routes offer chances to have a dip in either the river or the now flooded Pits. There are areas of woodland and large fields along the trails as well as some interesting cattle that also seem to intrigue the dogs.
This can be a muddy route if it has been raining which will often please the dogs more than us and the owners as they seem intent on seeing how dirty they can get, it’s all part of the fun though and as long as they are happy so are we.