8 Dog-Friendly Spots in Portland
Updated: October 21, 2009
Portland might be a dog-friendly city, but that doesn't mean caring for and entertaining your four-legged friend is easy. To help, we've found the most fetching places in town for you and your pooch to be treated like top dogs. Whether you fancy an afternoon in a park or want to drink a pint with Fido by your side, we've got a pick for you.
Paw-Perfect Places
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Furever Pets Llc
Read Reviews1902 NE Broadway St, Portland, OR 97232 (map)
This independently owned pet supply store sits on the edge of Northeast Broadways main drag, and stocks premium treats and toys for your furry friends. Theres pet food for proper pup nutrition, and apparel and accessories to keep your pet looking well-groomed and stylish for your next trip to the dog park.
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Gabriel Park
Read ReviewsSW 45th Ave and Vermont St, Portland, OR 97219 (map)
At this nearly 100-acre plot of land in Southwest Portland, dog owners and sitters can let their charges run free. The off-leash area is well-stocked with poop bags and volunteer-filled water bowls, and its always filled with fellow pups to play with.
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Lexidog Boutique & Social Club
Read Reviews6767 SW Macadam Ave, Portland, OR 97219 (map)
If it's too hard (or risky for your home decor) to leave Fido at home while you work, consider putting him in doggie daycare. Lexidog offers a daily social club service for canines and an adjoining dog boutique to coddle that little guy when you pick him up.
Lucky Lab Brew Pub
Read Reviews915 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214 (map)
You can bring your four-legged friends along to grab a beer so long as you make your destination the patio at this roomy Southeast neighborhood brewpub. Make a play date with a fellow dog owner and their pup, then sit back and share a cold pitcher of Black Lab Stout while your pooches sit at your feet.
Pixie Project-Animal Adoption
Read Reviews510 NE Martin Luther King Blvd, Portland, OR 97232 (map)
At this cheerful animal adoption center, would-be pet owners can find a pup that fits their personality. And in the adjacent retail space, dog owners can shop for goodies that do good in more ways than one: 100 percent of the shops proceeds support animal rescue efforts, adoption services, and low-income spay and neuter services in the community.
New Old Lompoc
Read Reviews1616 NW 23rd Ave, Portland, OR 97210 (map)
If you're craving a handcrafted lager but Bowsers giving you the puppy eyes to stay home, head to this laid back Northwest pub where you are both welcome to sit on the outdoor patio. And if it's chilly, warm yourself with a pint and a bowl of their classic French onion soup.
Tin Shed & Garden Cafe
Read Reviews1438 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211 (map)
This artsy Alberta district cafe raises the breakfast bar with homestyle fixins like stacked potato cakes and the Sweet Chix sausage and egg scramble. The dining room's open to pets, and theres even a menu so you don't have to share your "people food." With pet entrees of grilled chicken breast and rice and a free-range hamburger, chances are you won't need to ask for that doggie bag.
Wag the Dog
Read Reviews2410 SE 50th Ave, Portland, OR 97206 (map)
Forget about paying the neighbor to walk the dog while you're out of town. Instead, board your dog at this 5,000-square-foot facility. Its more than an overnight care facility: the well-trained staff also works with pups to develop positive behavior, and cognitive and social skills whether you're away for a day or a week-long trip.
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