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Wag-N-Walk

Wag-N-Walk is a free group dog-socialization program offering free walks and training. The program is hosted by Hounding Around's Head Trainer and owner, Avery Dobson. Bring your dog training questions and get ready for some group exercises and walks in Gresham's parks.

We ensure each dog's space is respected. Reactive dogs, puppies, overly excited dogs and dogs needing a confidence boost are welcome. The walks are a great opportunity to practice neutrality around other dogs and people.

Wag-N-Walk rules

  • Dogs must remain leashed.
  • All bathroom breaks need to be cleaned up.
  • No on-leash greetings with other dogs. This helps keep everyone safe and comfortable.
  • Participants follow requests and guidelines set by Hounding Around.

If your dog is reactive, we can work together safely and effectively, provided you keep your dog controlled on a leash.

Sign the Wag-N-Walk waiver

Wag-N-Walk schedule

  • Saturday, Jan. 17: Nadaka Nature Park, 10:00 am
  • Wednesday, February. 4: Canceled
  • Saturday, February 21: Arts Plaza, 10:00 am
  • Wednesday, March 4: Gradin Sports Park, 4:00 pm
  • Saturday, March 21: Red Sunset Park, 10:00 am
  • Wednesday, April 1: Main City Park, 4:00 pm
  • Saturday, April 18: Mayor Charles Becker Park, 10:00 am
  • Wednesday, May 6: Bella Vista Park, 4:00 pm
  • Saturday, May 16: Nadaka Nature Park, 10:00 am
  • Wednesday, June 3: Main City Park, 4:00 pm
  • Saturday: June 20: Gradin Sports Park, 10:00 am

For information about specific dates, visit our event calendar.

Contact

Email Avery@HoundingAroundPDX.com. For more information about dog training, visit Hounding Around   

For parks questions, email  ParkQuestions@GreshamOregon.gov

  • Dogs on leashes in a park
  • People and dogs participating in Wag N Walk event
  • People and dogs participating in Wag N Walk event

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