Rent safe and private dog fields hosted by locals in East Chatham, New York

Just a little field to run.

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Come enjoy the beautiful scenic view of Schoharie Valley! You and your pup can enjoy our 55 acres of fields and woods! There is a small stream that runs through the woods for you and your pup to enjoy! Multiple wildlife roam the property! If possible, I like to meet new guests first just to give them a lay of the land! I’ll provide you with a Google image of the property so you know the boundary lines! I also print out a list of local dog friendly eateries as well as other small cafes and shops locally! I provide a garden hose to rinse your pup off if they get a little muddy! And towels to dry them off! I typically have out a few tennis balls amongst other toys as well! And some treats for your pup to enjoy! 😊 Can’t wait for you to come explore Boreali Farms!

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We have 4 acres fenced in with hills and a very small pond. We have a large deck to sit on while the dogs run. There is a lake across from us that we have access to if your dog is dog friendly. Our yard is mowed with short grass. We own 3 dogs that are available to play with or can we kept inside for reactive dogs. This is our Shanghai La. :)

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Ample room to run or take a swim. Bring your own frisbee, balls etc and romp away. The pavilion provides shelter from hot sun or sudden showers. Enjoy beaver, heron, bald eagle sightings….pack a picnic and relax w your furry best friend by the side of Wappingers Creek in the hamlet of salt point. Park is winterized so bathrooms/available Mid May-October.

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Bottomless Smells. 100 acre farm. Lots of space for your doggos and you to roam. It is a rustic magical place. Parking is far from the street down a gravel driveway. Safe for your pup and you to get out of the car. You can park anywhere. If you feel comfortable you can drive down to the lower field to get even further away from the road. I live down the street while I am fixing up the old house. So, there maybe someone at work in the house. Once you park, the best walking is down to the creek. Go to the lower field and look for the opening in the woods. 150yards from field is the creek. On a hot day, wear good creek shoes and walk up and down creek. If you cross the creek there is a great trail that circles around to the Powerline. Warnings: 1. there are lots of deer! 2. There are old barns. Do Not enter any of the buildings! They are very dangerous!!!! I have rescued reactive dogs. I want to create a safe space for your dogs and you to enjoy this great property.

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Open and clear 25’ by 100’ yard near downtown Troy. Fully fenced in with 4’ chain link on three sides and 6’ stockade on one side. Street parking on Fifth Ave and two off street spot at rear of lot off alley (Earl Street). More amenities to follow!

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We have hundreds of acres to enjoy time with your dog.

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Our 9-acre property has over 5 acres of mowed land, with several trails and pathways as well. While the area is unfenced, it is far away from the road and downslope, so the road is not visible/accessible from the property.

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Historic family farm in gorgeous Washington County. You and your dog will have an amazing experience. $5 off first visit with promo code Michel81

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Large grass covered area. Fully enclosed in a new, vinyl coated fence. Large parking lot that can hold multiple cars (puppy play dates!) Bench seating with toys in seat storage (We accept donations!). Dog waste garbage can with poop bag dispenser on side. Beautiful views, quiet road. *please bring your own water*

We have 10 acres of field, two areas for off leash fun!! One is a field that has some pathways cut through and the other is an open horse field that’s not currently in use. There is also a small pond that our lab loves to swim in.

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We have 128 acres of woods pasture and active farm land available for you to explore with your dog ! If your interested in a off leash experience without worry we have a 2 acre spot for your four legged love to enjoy without the fear of a failed recall. We just ask you stay out of the cows pasture, barn , chicken coops and do not open any gates despite what the cows might tell you ;) Our beautiful working farm is a natural environment shared by abundant wildlife deer, herons, and wild turkeys who roam the property and potentially could access the fenced area. When our Sniffspot guests are not visiting the fenced area is home to our flock of sheep. They happily do the “mowing” for us so you may notice some spots where the field isn’t perfectly “mowed” or gifts they have left behind! With this please be mindful not to leave anything behind that may attract in wildlife or potentially harm our sheep! We thank you and look forward to your visit !

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Park at southern most point of farm south of house where there lies a large pile of logs. Walk along tree line into open fields lined by forests. Pond near first field walking north below house. May use all fields that lie between the public road & the first long line of forest. PROHIBITED is accessing the back field & forest accessed by the dirt road. 20 acres open field in front to venture. Text upon arrival as I have a passive dog. Thanks DF

Over 5 Acres of land. 2 acres of low cut grass with amenities. The other 3 Acres are wooded areas and taller grass. Plenty of room to run! Please bring doggy bags 😁

Beautiful dog walking spot right on the Hudson River with a beautiful view with the sounds of many different bird types.

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This is a B&B, pet boarding and dog training center with a sniff spot offered to guests! There are fenced in areas but also land to sniff around!

7.5 acres open and wooded. No fences.

3-5 Acres of cleared and wooded land to play and explore

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Its an open space of green pastures (all .75 acres of it) for your pow wow to enjoy! We have a infenced garden, a fitpit with chairs and wood to burn. A seating table to relax on as well.

Fully grassed shelled in by woods and away from the city where there cars everywhere and it’s off a main road so that’s not an issue