The Florida Keys is made up of five unique islands in the southernmost part of the state that offer fabulous dining, beautiful beaches, breathtaking sunrises, and gorgeous sunsets. In the Florida Keys, you can relax and take it easy. But can you bring your dog to this paradise?
The Florida Keys is dog friendly, with many dog-friendly beaches to take your pooch. In this guide, we will list the top seven dog-friendly beaches in the area so you know where to go with your canine.
The Florida Keys is a stunning place to call home or visit. For those with dogs who want to explore the islands, you have several choices of where to go. We hope our list helps you pick the perfect destination for you and your dog to have a fun day at the beach. Do not forget that the Florida Keys is generally dog-friendly, so be sure to grab lunch or dinner with your doggie after a romp on the beach.
Rachel Giordano is a writer and musician living in Pensacola, Florida, with her partner and their two dogs, Aero, a Border Collie/Sheltie mix and Sophie, a Boston Terrier. Rachel holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication and loves writing about animals of all types. When she’s not writing about pets, she loves to write suspense/thriller novels. A musician by night and writer by day, she enjoys educating the public about the needs and requirements of animals, big and small.
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