Speaking of control… Don’t let your dog pee on any of the pumpkins! Remember that people will be touching them and taking them home to carve or decorate with. I don’t think retractable leashes are ever a good choice, but especially somewhere like a pumpkin patch, you want to make sure your dog stays close by you and under control. I recommend you use a regular 4′ or 6′ leash for these kinds of outings.
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Tips for Taking Your Dog to a Pumpkin Patchīefore you plug these farms into your Waze and head out the door, make sure your pup is set up for success on their pumpkin patch visit! There will probably be a lot of kids and families there (and maybe other dogs), so only take your dog if they’re comfortable around those kinds of settings. These are still wonderful, locally owned farms that you should check out, but you’ll have to leave your dog at home. To save you a lot of time searching for more pumpkin patch options to take your dog, I’ve confirmed that the following pumpkin patches do not allow pets: Trax Farm, Shenot’s Farm. The market is also stocked lots of produce, pies, flowers and more. If you’re not looking to go that far, your dog can help you pick from the selection of pumpkins at the farm’s market. Last we checked, dogs were allowed on the hayride that takes you to the field (thanks for that info and the cute photo below!). Check the Simmons Farm website for more details on the festival including hay rides, a corn maze, food vendors and more.Īt Simmons Farm, you are welcome to take your dog along with you to the pick-your-own-pumpkin patch. They usually hold a Fall Harvest Fest on weekends in September and October. South of the city in McMurray, PA is Simmons Farm.
I always recommend calling first to double-check that your dog will be allowed at new places. Although I do research and do my best to visit every place I recommend myself, policies can change. There aren’t a ton of dog-friendly pumpkin patches around Pittsburgh, but the one below that does welcome furry friends is worth visiting. There’s a lab! Should I try it?ĭog Friendly Pumpkin Patch Near Pittsburgh
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Once you pick out your pawfect pumpkin, take it home a carve a dog inspired design! I’m checking out these free dog breed pumpkin carving stencils. And most importantly, you’ll be able to take a lot of cute photos! You'll be surprised by how much we've stayed the same, too.Are you looking for a fun Fall activity to do with your dog around Pittsburgh? Head to a local farm to check out their pumpkin patch. When the weather is right, visiting a pumpkin is the perfect dog-friendly activity! You’re outdoors, there’s plenty of fresh air and things for your dog to roll in. We invite you to come and experience Trax Farms spend a relaxing morning, an afternoon or the entire day! You'll be surprised by how much we've changed. Though we have grown our ideals have remained the same - to always offer our customers the best we can grow and the highest quality merchandise we can find. What started out as a simple little farm market in the bottom of our barn has become a top-notch 85,000 square foot retail farm market and Garden Center with 15 different departments all under one roof. In all the years of farming and serving our customers, we've seen hundreds of families and neighbors grow. As farmers, we never get tired of the simple but satisfying pleasure of knowing what we picked this morning is what you'll be serving this evening. We make sure your family will find something to love at Trax no matter the time of the year. In the fall, your family will love our fresh-pressed cider, the Best Apple Cider in Pittsburgh. From our perfectly grown sweet corn to our Fresh-Baked, Homemade Pies or our delicious selection of convenient Homemade Deli Salads, nothing brings the family together like great-tasting food. Although we've been farming for 148 years, we still have that passion for growing good things to eat and bringing families together to enjoy them. That's probably why we're one of the oldest and most-awarded fruit and vegetable farms in Pittsburgh and the South Hills. For over six generations, the Trax family has passed down the importance of quality, tradition and family.
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