Going for a walk is " _sanpo ni iku_ ", right? Would taking my dog for a walk
be " _inu no_ " or " _ino o sanpo ikimas_ "? And then I just add the " _ichi
jikan_ " in the beginning.
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How do you say 'take my dog for an hour long walk'?
It's the particle を ((w)o) you're looking for to talk about the dog, that
you're taking on a walk (marked with the particle に (ni)). To take someone
along, you use 連れて行く (tsurete iku).

In the ~ます form, this is one potential answer to your question.

> [一時間]{いちじかん}[犬]{いぬ}を[散歩]{さんぽ}に[連]{つ}れて[行]{い}きます。
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> ichijikan inu (w)o sanpo ni tsurete ikimasu.
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