Hey everyone! My name is Lindy and I was a dog mom of 2 beautiful Angels that are now together forever, they passed 2 years apart and with this most recent loss of my Great Dane I like a good reason to keep up with our yard for a dog still. They had lots of fun and exercises and sunbathing back here and they would hate for it to go to waste! I live in a quiet safe neighborhood that misses the barking in my back yard, high privacy fence to deter jumping and great for throwing balls! Separate Private entrance through the garage of house. A small pool for dogs filled upon request, Sun Deck with chairs and table for lunch, Sun Bathing, etc. Fire pit ok to use! Working on getting it well lit for night visits which are also encouraged because my neighbors are great and don't mind:) Check out our Spot! Thanks:) Also featuring some fun equipment for the ole' Bone Yard! 🦴🐕‍🦺🐾🤸‍♀️ ~(((Agility equipment can help dogs in many ways, including: CONFIDENCE! -Dogs are rewarded at each step they complete, which can help build their confidence. This confidence can carry over into other areas. 💎✨💃🕺 FITNESS! -Agility training is a great way to exercise dogs, which can help them burn off excess energy, prevent obesity, and increase their endurance. 💪🏋️‍♀️ MENTAL STIMULATION! -Agility training teaches dogs to navigate obstacles, which provides mental stimulation. 🧠📚 SOCIALIZATION! -Agility training provides opportunities for dogs to socialize with other dogs and people. 💑🤸‍♀️ COMMUNICATION! -Agility training requires verbal and physical communication between the dog and their owner, which can help improve their communication. 🗣️📣 DISCIPLINE! -Agility training tests a dog's obedience, speed, and dexterity, and promotes discipline. 🖐️🚫🚦)))~ Also included in the benefits by your honored Host: Brain Power and Keen Rescue Abilities!! Timmy fell in the brush pile?! No worries because his dog Tank knows how to quickly navigate through problems areas! He went to Lindy's bone yard and boot camp and learned some SKILLZ 🛟⛑️ 😄🥰🐾

Welcome to Moo Moo Mesa! We are a 50-acre family owned/operated farm, with roughly 10 acres available for prime sniffs! The property: *Watch for Tractors* We are a working farm, and a tractor will come through 2-3/day to tend to the cows. Moo Moo Mesa is a unique farm space with a small pond/wetland area, butterfly way station, coniferous trees, farm field, and cows all connected by groomed trails! The trails are passable by foot or vehicle at all times, but not groomed on a regular schedule. The pond is mucky, but swimable for dogs so please use at your own discretion! Please respect marked boundary signs on trails. Cows: THE ELECTRIC FENCE IS HOT, THE GATES ARE NOT! Please feel free to walk up to the pasture gates anytime, the cows love visitors! They are very docile and curious, much like dogs. They are used to dogs being around, and are completely unbothered by four-legged friends saying hi 🥰

Hi! We have two Australian Shepherds. An 8 year old blue merle (Elvira) and a 2 year old red merle (Roary). We are also fostering a German Shepherd pup named Lola who is around 8 months old. We are a huge dog loving family, and we'd love to welcome other floofs to our yard. ALL BREEDS WELCOME. 💕 We lived in an apartment for many years with our floofs, so we know how it is not to have your own yard for your fur kids. My husband and I both work in the medical field and would love to allow other dogs to use our space to run and play freely. The yard has privacy fencing all around, and chances are there will already be plenty of tennis balls and other toys around. We also have a pool our dogs love. Feel free to use it and anything else you find in the Findy Yard. If you have any questions or requests, please let us know. 🙂

Maybe you live in the townhouses and really need to let Rover run! Residents of nearby Village Townhouses, Georgetown and Balfour Townhouse living and need a dog place! Miller Road "Bark" Yard is close you you! To those who might not be up to that walk again. You feel your dog isn't getting to "run". I have approximately a quarter acre, fully fenced in, well maintained yard. I have a 12 lb. dog. I don't use fertilizer or pesticides in the yard as we feed the local the critters. Plenty of birds, squirrels to chase, occasional rabbit. Outdoor Water available. Digging area (10'x10', Sand) Padded seating is available as well as shade. Electricity Provided for charging phones, etc. I'm (negotiable) preferably same family. It's a great place to come chill. Ask about other amenities. Games, pool , hammock, grilling, I can work with you. ****Note: This is considered private property. Therefore, adult beverages (no glass, plz) bringing a beer or? As well as your personal stash/alternative, as allowed by the State of Michigan/City of Lansing. Please do so responsibly.

Star marks location of park on map. Fenced in alittle over 1/2 acre in south Lansings / holt area close to highway. Look for the driveway next to telephone pole. Black chain 5ft fencing on 3 parts with one side welding wire fencing. Patio deck box with plastic bags for poop, water dishes, toys. trash, gazbo, chairs, and pool.

15 acres completely fenced in with a large pond (approximately 4 acres), and a stream. The pond is spring fed with fish and other aquatic wildlife. Dogs are welcome to swim in the pond or splash in the stream. The property also features an 18 hole private disc golf course and an option to fish.

1 acre fully fenced yard + 7 acres of private hiking trails in rural Williamston. Former stomping grounds of a fear-reactive herding dog. Please leash your dogs on the trails.

Fully fenced yard. Dogs live here but will be inside and kenneled during your visit. Horses also live here but we ask that you don’t go in and visit them (inside the barn for good smells is ok but please stay out of horse stall/paddock/pasture).

Take your dog to our homestead and rest in our shaded studio while your dog can explore, sniff, and play in our 10,000 sqft fully fenced pasture. You and your dog(s) will have the pasture to yourselves during your booking. Parking under our carport is for you. To get to the Sniff Spot after parking: 1) Take your leashed dog to the path to the right of our home. Dogs must be leashed to and from your car to the pasture. 2) Once you approach the greenhouse/hoophouse, take the trail to the right and you will see a latched gate. 3) Enter the gate and close it behind you, ensuring it is latched. 4) Let your dog free! 5) Please pick up after your dog. You can dispose of your doggy bag at the brown trash can at Kennedy and our gravel driveway. 6) Please ensure gate is fully latched when you enter and leave. In addition, if you keep your dog leashed, feel free to hike the small network of trails due south of the greenhouse during your visit.

This spot was developed as a starting pen for beagles. Brush piles, food plots, and secure cover were established for rabbits. Elevated observation decks (use at your own risk) were built for dog owners to observe their dog working a running rabbit. This spot is designed for beagle use but is multi use for all breeds of dogs. This spot is located in the "country" with easy parking and access. There are very few distractions which allows you the opportunity to enjoy a peaceful experience on mowed trails with plenty of area to investigate, and plenty of scents to stimulate your dogs sniffer.