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Meet Bella—Boulder’s Dog of the Day! Bella is a true Boulder dog, full of energy, curiosity, and a love for outdoor adventures. She’s always ready to hit a trail or greet every friendly face she meets along the way. Bella brings a little extra joy to every corner of Boulder she explores.

Whether she’s running along the trails, splashing in Boulder Creek, or just enjoying a sunny afternoon on Pearl Street, Bella embodies the spirit of Boulder’s vibrant dog-friendly culture.

Springtime in Boulder: A Dog’s Paradise

Springtime in the Rockies is a magical time, and for dogs like Bella, it’s pure joy. After a long winter of snow-covered trails and chilly mornings, Boulder’s dogs finally get to stretch their legs in the warm sunshine. The melting snow reveals fresh grass, creeks start flowing again, and wildflowers bloom along the trails, making every walk an adventure.

Bella loves spring because it means more time outside, sniffing new scents, rolling in fresh grass, and meeting fellow furry friends. The dog parks are bustling, hiking trails become less icy, and patios at dog-friendly restaurants are filled with happy pups soaking up the sun.

Boulder: A Dog Lover’s Dream City

Boulder is known as one of the most dog-friendly cities in the country. With countless hiking trails, off-leash areas, and dog-friendly businesses, it’s no wonder dogs like Bella thrive here. From the expansive Wonderland Lake Trail to the scenic Chautauqua Park, there are endless places for dogs to explore.

Even downtown Boulder caters to canine companions. Many shops provide water bowls, and some even offer treats for four-legged visitors. In the spring, Pearl Street Mall comes alive with street performers, warm breezes, and plenty of dog-friendly patios for Bella to relax after a long walk.

Fun Facts About Dogs in Boulder

• Boulder has over 45,000 dogs, meaning there are nearly as many dogs as people!
• The city is home to several off-leash dog parks, including Valmont Dog Park and East Boulder Dog Park.
• Many hiking trails allow voice and sight control, so well-trained dogs can roam freely.
• Some local breweries even offer dog-friendly menus featuring treats and pup-friendly “beer.”

For Bella and all the dogs of Boulder, springtime is a season of freedom, fun, and adventure. Whether it’s running through the foothills, playing in the creek, or just enjoying a sunny nap outside a café, there’s no better place to be a dog than in Boulder, Colorado!

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