Three best places in London to walk your dog named

Richmond Park, Epping Forest and Hampstead Heath have been voted as the best places to walk in the capital.

The investigation, conducted by Rover.com, found that Richmond Park was the favorite, with 41 percent of the votes.

Epping Forest and Hampstead Heath continued with 20 % and 16 %, respectively.

Hampstead Heath is still a firm favorite for lovers of dogs in northern London (Image: Ken Mears) These locations were chosen for their variety of views, paths for nearby dogs and pubs.

The study also revealed that 84 percent of dog owners see a long walk like a bank tradition, with 48 percent of seeing it as an opportunity for one day.

However, 77 percent of the owners say that they and their dogs are bored of the same daily walk.

Nearby pubs and picnic places are added to EPPING Forest’s Dog Aplace (Image: Essex Wildlife Trust) Breathe Fehmi, Rover’s canine behaviorist said: “To make the most of his dog’s walks and increase his dog’s physical and mental well -being, try each walk like a mini training, with a heating, main activity and cooling.

“What you do for each one will depend on your dog’s life stage, physical abilities and race, but for your average adult dog in good health, this may like a quick walk to warm up, a game game in some activation of something and cool cooling.”

He added: “To fight Bordom, consider the breed, energy level, the personality of his dog and what motivates them.

“Choose routes and activities that take advantage of those natural instincts.

“Bringing sweets or a favorite toy can help reinforce good behavior and keep your dog focused, especially when you practice skills such as retirement or loose lead walk.”

“When choosing where to walk, look for friendly routes with dogs with varied terrain, space to explore safely and minimum hazards.

“Always respect the local orientation: keep dogs with potential clients where necessary, avoid disturbing wildlife and is very aware of nesting seasons.”