Seattle and Puget Sound are extremely dog friendly.
These books will probably help you get started:
Seattle Dog Lover's Companion by Steve Giordano
and Best Hikes With Dogs in Western Washington by Dan Nelson
When I first moved here, the Seattle Dog Lovers Companion gave me all sorts of info about dog parks, dog beaches, even restaurants that my dogs were welcome in.
If you are on Dogster (you can join for free), there are groups that you join, where members chat about places to go, and sometimes meet, like Dogs in Washington and Puget Sound Pups. So that's another resource.
Everyone always speaks of Marymoor Park over in Redmond as the coolest dog-related thing in the Seattle area, and it's pretty nice (it's a big dog park, but some of the owners can be a little too "checked out" for my taste). But there is so much in Puget Sound for dogs and dog owners (including several charitable dog walks a year, if that's your thing!) I'm certain you and Cyrus will have no trouble finding lots of stuff to do!
These books will probably help you get started:
Seattle Dog Lover's Companion by Steve Giordano
and Best Hikes With Dogs in Western Washington by Dan Nelson
When I first moved here, the Seattle Dog Lovers Companion gave me all sorts of info about dog parks, dog beaches, even restaurants that my dogs were welcome in.
If you are on Dogster (you can join for free), there are groups that you join, where members chat about places to go, and sometimes meet, like Dogs in Washington and Puget Sound Pups. So that's another resource.
Everyone always speaks of Marymoor Park over in Redmond as the coolest dog-related thing in the Seattle area, and it's pretty nice (it's a big dog park, but some of the owners can be a little too "checked out" for my taste). But there is so much in Puget Sound for dogs and dog owners (including several charitable dog walks a year, if that's your thing!) I'm certain you and Cyrus will have no trouble finding lots of stuff to do!
