Other Dog Friendly Activities in New York, 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!

Dogs are welcome in this 5-acre park as long as they are kept on-leash. The park is designed to be a haven for nature lovers and dogs will definitely enjoy the walking trails on-site. Trails are red gravel. There are two dog clean-up stations, several benches along the trail, and a grass field in the center. Parking is on a gravel lot.

Exhibit Salon is a dog-friendly salon in Greenpoint Brooklyn. There is usually at least one salon dog most days, and everyone there loves to have doggie visitors. The proprietors encourage their clients to stop by with their pups and even bring their well-behaved dogs to their appointments.

Big Alice Brewing is dog-friendly! Dogs are welcome in the tap room at this brewery located in Queens, New York City. Enjoy a craft beer with man's best friend. Big Alice Brewing is open Wednesday 5pm - 9pm, Thursday 5pm - 9pm, Friday 5pm - 10pm, Saturday 12pm - 10pm, and Sunday 12pm - 8pm. Nearby Trains: Court Sq E, M, G, 7 Trains, 21st St - Queensbridge F Train, Queensboro Plaza N, W & 7, Queens Plaza R