According to ASPCA, more than Millions of American households have added a furry companion to their family during the pandemic – and New York City is no exception. Morning or evening, rain or shine, the sidewalks are packed with dogs of all shapes and sizes. However, in a city as crowded and chaotic as New York, finding pet-friendly activities and dog supplies can seem daunting.
From luxurious pet boutiques to picturesque dog runs, these activities will provide the ideal for a fall afternoon with your four-legged buddies Way.
The Black Lab Cafe that opened this spring is the city The first “cordless” cafe. Separated by a glass divider, humans can enjoy a glass of wine or a cup of coffee while their dogs play freely. Located in Amsterdam and th St—replaces Luxurious Olma Restaurant and Bar, closed 350 – This vibrant destination will inspire pets and their owners joy. Order a pear salad and an almond croissant, then take a leisurely stroll to Central Park West or the River Run Playground.
Prospect Park, Brooklyn
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With its sprawling fields and intimate trails, Prospect Park is one of New York’s greatest gems. The fruit of a storied collaboration between Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux—creating a partnership between Manhattan’s Central Park and Brooklyn’s Fort Greene—this idyllic oasis offers both human and animal recreation and escape. One of the most recent delightful additions to the park is “Long Meadow,” which allows dogs to enjoy the expansive, lush space without a leash.
Dog School in the East Village
Your little one Does the dog need to revisit its etiquette? Located in the heart of the East Village, this canine academy provides busy New Yorkers with all the support they need to raise a well-behaved dog. From individual puppy training to dedicated group classes, an extensive menu of services caters to the varying needs of dog owners. For advanced students, the facility even offers special skills classes.
Love your beast, East Village
as As the store’s name suggests, Love Thy Beast has a religious reverence for dogs. Nestled in the heart of a Ukrainian village, this boutique offers toys, snacks and supplies. From sculptural dog bowls to cheeky plush toys, these are luxuries for spoiling pets. The curation and craftsmanship is superior to the big chain competitors, and after shopping, you can walk three short blocks to Tompkins Square Park.
Seaport Paw, The Seaport
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