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Dog Pastry Treats New Haven CT

Head downtown or to a busy shopping district for some window-shopping. Free dog treats may await your pal at pet-friendly small businesses. If you can, stop at a local dog bakery or pet-supply store for a special treat. Pick up a pastry or meal to go from a place you’ve never tried. Sit on a bench and enjoy the scenery, or stroll the waterfront or central square.

Maggie loves Pets
(203) 458-0265
Guilford, CT
Stretch Your Paws
(203) 804-2246
Guilford, CT
Paws 'N Praise Training & Pet Care, LLC
(203) 261-8839
Monroe, CT
The Crate Escape
203-265-7881
25 North Plains Hwy
Wallingford, CT
Groomin N Roomin Kennels, LLC
860-346-1242
130 Meriden Road
Middlefield, CT
Happy Tails Pet Care
(203) 453-0839
Guilford, CT
A Walk in the Park, LLC
(860) 395-9778
Durham, CT
Bichon Butler's and other Pet Services
(203) 610-5859
Bridgeport, CT
Paws Pet Resort & Spa
203-250-7297
312 E. Johnson Ave.
Cheshire, CT
For Pet's Sake
(203) 387-8782
85 Glen View Ter
New Haven, CT
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Take a 'Staycation' with Your Dog

Being frugal is in; expensive vacations are out. So how can you get away without breaking the bank? Try these three creative ways to explore your city with your canine pal.

1. Drive to a new neighborhood across town for a new walking route – one with different terrain or new scenery. It’s amazing the details you’ll discover while observing on foot, rather than speeding through by car. Pack a picnic lunch, Frisbee, blanket, and dog treats, then head for a park you’ve never visited before with your leashed pooch.

2. Explore a historic district or monument with your ever-willing walking companion. Some chambers of commerce offer free maps for self-guided walking tours on their websites or in brochures. Pretend you’re a tourist in your own town. With your dog by your side, you’ll get to see the sights from a new perspective.

3. Head downtown or to a busy shopping district for some window-shopping. Free dog treats may await your pal at pet-friendly small businesses. If you can, stop at a local dog bakery or pet-supply store for a special treat. Pick up a pastry or meal to go from a place you’ve never tried. Sit on a bench and enjoy the scenery, or stroll the waterfront or central square.

The point is to leave your comfort zone and try something new. Surely there’s a place you’ve been meaning to check out but never have, such as a new dog park in the next town or a great hiking trail a short drive away.

Author: By Sally Deneen

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