Other Dog Activities in New York City, NY

The William Secord Gallery specializes in the sale of 19th and 20th century paintings. The only gallery of its kind in North America, it was established by William Secord in 1990. Since then, it has become a popular destination for those interested in original dog paintings, works on paper, sculptures, books on dogs or commissioning a portrait of your pet. Whether it is an antique dog painting, an antique walking stick, a 19th century French bronze, or a portrait of your favorite pet, there is always something of interest at our gallery. For a dog lover it’s a must!

Leashed dogs are welcome. Thomas Taft Salon has been envisioned and designed from the ground up with the intention of creating an atmosphere to nurture and encourage inspiration. Our Upper East Side salon has an industrial downtown feeling and our SoHo salon is the perfect mix of old-school charm and modern fashion. Thomas Taft Salon has cultivated a culture that industry noted. We are honored to serve the Upper East Side and SoHo communities.

Leashed dogs are welcome. Thomas Taft Salon has been envisioned and designed from the ground up with the intention of creating an atmosphere to nurture and encourage inspiration. Our Upper East Side salon has an industrial downtown feeling and our SoHo salon is the perfect mix of old-school charm and modern fashion. Thomas Taft Salon has cultivated a culture that industry noted. We are honored to serve the Upper East Side and SoHo communities.

American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog pays homage to our best friends. This canine collection returned home to the Big Apple on February 8, 2019. Just a short walkies from Grand Central Station, you can hire the good people at Rover to dog-sit or walk your pooch while you’re checking out the exhibits (it's unfortunately not dog-friendly inside). The museum is home to 180 pieces of dog artwork and several interactive exhibits spread across three stories. Train a virtual pup, check out their app and enjoy the other interactive exhibits inside. The Museum of the Dog is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10am to 5pm.