You already know Klamath Falls is a wonderful place for humans to live. But did you know it's also one of the most dog-friendly communities in Oregon? It's true! Our real estate agents want homeowners and their four-legged family members to enjoy all of the local amenities: From grooming to food to dog parks and beyond.

Klamath Falls homes for sale are often just a short walk from a local park in a city known for its green spaces. But that's not all! There are all kinds of pet-friendly businesses dotted throughout the area. We're here to give you a heads up on everything that Klamath has to offer both you and your pooch.

Let's take a look at some of the top places where you and your dog can spend time together in Klamath Falls:

• Eulalona Dog Park – 1828 Manzanita St., Klamath Falls, OR 97601
  Eulalona Dog Park is a terrific spot to help your dog get play and exercise. Unusually for Klamath and the local area, this is an off-leash park where dogs are encouraged to run free under supervision. Split up into well-kept fenced areas for big and small dogs, it's furnished with all the basics you need for a lovely day out together: Water fountains, benches, picnic tables, and waste bag facilities. Note that it is closed on Wednesdays.
  
  
• Rodeos Pizza and Saladeria – 1215 Main St., Klamath Falls, OR 97601
  Rodeos Pizza and Saladeria is one of the top dog-friendly places to eat here in Klamath Falls. First opened back in November 2014, it has become well known in the community for its delicious scratch-made dough. Every bit of dough is cold-proofed for two days to ensure exceptional flavor. Its outdoor patio seating is ideal if you want your canine companion to enjoy the experience with you. You can even order a "Pup Cup" just for them.
  
  
• Sinclair's Dino-Dog Park – 19777 US-97, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
  Sinclair's Dino-Dog Park is attached to Sinclair Gas Station, a famous tourist attraction well known for its Dino statue. Dino is an apatosaurus, a herbivore from the late Jurassic period, and measures seven feet long in its Klamath Falls incarnation, though it has appeared as a parade float up to 70 feet long (just like the real thing). This fenced park has separate areas for large and small dogs and plenty of seating for their human friends.
  
  
• Express Pet Wash – 2811 Broadmore St. #206, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
  Express Pet Wash is the place to go for cat and dog grooming right here in Klamath Falls. Reviewers rave about the caring customer service, the rapport groomers build with the animals who visit, and the excellent results. A very busy local company, it's a good idea to reserve Fido's spot early to get the time and date you want. You can book online for maximum convenience. Don't forget to visit Express Pet Wash at the Klamath Dog Show!
  
  
• OC&E Woods Line State Trail – See Website for Location Information in Klamath County, OR
  OC&E Woods Line State Trail is a trail of nearly 110 miles in length that winds through both Klamath and Lake counties. It is one of the longest rail trails in the entire country, and like many other trails of its kind, dogs are welcome on a leash. The nine miles from Klamath Falls to Olene are among the most beginner-friendly parts, being fully paved, while the rest of the trail consists of dirt and gravel. Parking is on Washburn Way in Klamath.

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