Rent safe and private dog water parks and swimming pools hosted by locals in Brookline, Vermont

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65’ x 120’ indoor arena. Outdoor arena, fields, woods trail, and stream.

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Ticket to Heaven is a small rescue farm sitting on a total of 75 acres, where we provide visits to learn about horses, farm and rescue. We have both farm and small animals in our care. In addition to a fully fenced run area (maybe 1.5-2 acre) and an easily accessible private trail loop. All proceeds through sniffspot go directly to the Sanctuary.

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15+ acres of fields, woods, a beaver pond and access to the White River

Hello fellow animal lovers! The property consists of 3 acres of mostly flat open space for maximum zoomie potential. There are also some wooded areas and slight downhill path to the Little Hoosic River for your puppers to play in.

Nice quiet spot on a dead end dirt road in colrain surrounded by woods. There are cats around and fenced in chickens. Please don't let dogs chase or dig at the fence.

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Historic family farm in gorgeous Washington County. Large, private experience with wooded trails, open fields and endless areas to explore and sniff. Your dog with never be happier. Enjoy 10% your total purchase at our Farmstore, located at 364 State Rt 29, Greenwich NY 12834. We have grocery items, snacks, drinks, local meats and cheeses, baked goods and most importantly, 🇺🇸 Made goodies for your favorite companion. Please show proof of complete booking. Some exclusions apply. $5 off first visit with promo code Michel81

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We have 60 acres, fully fenced. There are walking trails, a spring fed pond, and a dock diving pool. There are port-potties at the entrance. Parts of the hiking area approaches the kennel areas (separated by fence) so we ask you to keep your dogs under voice control and in sight, away from kennel areas.

Welcome to our little off grid farm in Grafton NH! We have 4 dogs who will be in the house during your visit... but that means all the smells. ;) We have goats, horses, chickens, rabbits, ducks! We require your dog to be on leash and handled by an adult once out of your vehicle for everyone's safety. Explore the farm, the brooks, the trails, the woods... we are happy to show you around!

A little over a acre quite grassy area to run And play frisbee or ball we have water accessible bring toys we do have some as available wildlife viewing places to sit in or out of the sun waste disposal available

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Come explore the hay fields of Three Oaks Farm! We are a family owned beef and pork producer on 124 acres in Fort Edward, NY and would like to share our fields with you and your dog(s)! Enjoy private, mowed paths while the hay is growing, or a completely open field that’s great for frisbee when it’s cut! This setting is perfect for a leisurely walk/run, photo opportunities in the grass/wildflowers or with the three large oak trees as a backdrop! We often share our fields with all sorts of wildlife including Bald Eagles, Osprey, geese, pheasants, deer, owls, hawks, song birds of all varieties and the occasional partridge! If your dog likes to swim after a walk, there is a swimming spot near the Dead Creek bridge! Parking is on our 1st field road right after the Dead Creek bridge, and is directly off County Route 46. The parking area is marked in the photos. Feel free to park in the grass close to the field road or on the field road itself- it matters not to us. **The east portion of the field does have 2 paddocks of hot electric fence- it is easy to see the wire and posts. We do have beef cows/calves and large pigs that are sometimes near the fence line- they are friendly and use to dogs; however, we strongly discourage attempting to pet them, feed them, or allowing dogs to get too close to them or the fence.

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We own 100 wooded acres with a creek that runs along the property and several spring fed streams throughout the forest. There are old logging roads that can be used as trails or feel free to just roam as you would like.

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Swimming access, trail that is old logging road loops around totaling 45 acres. Connects after that to conservation land but trail is over grown at the moment