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Liz RGulf Shores, AL

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I am an animal lover. I have always had dogs, usually 2, at one time 3. Right now I have Donia, I rescued her over 6 years ago. I lived on a farm and had horses, cows and of course kitties. I cannot think of anyone in my family that doesn't have dogs. I would love to love, walk and talk to your fur babies.

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Victoria HGulf Shores, AL

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“Guilt-free goodbyes!”

Your furry part of the family will be given the same attentiveness and care as any critter in my household is provided. I am excited to help your pet let their energy out to keep their overall health balanced. At the end of a long day, you can come home to a satisfied pet ready to relax with you! I have cared for pets throughout my life, from fish and hamsters to raising litters of kittens and puppies. I am currently a pet parent to an enthusiastic and charmingly stubborn Siberian husky.

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience, Obedience training, Behavioral training, Socialization training, Potty training, Puppy training

Dog Walking in Gulf Shores

Gulf Shores is a city in Alabama along the Gulf of Mexico with a population of nearly 12,000 people. Primarily a resort town, people flock to Gulf Shores to enjoy the long and hot summers and the mild winters. You can enjoy the weather year-round in a variety of outdoor recreational activities Gulf Shores is known for, including its excellent golf courses, beaches, and fishing. Dog owners love Gulf Shores because there is always a new place to explore outdoors with their pup, including an off-leash dog park right in town and several others just a short drive away.

When you're not spending your time being active outside with your dog and it's time to refuel, there are several dog-friendly restaurants in Gulf Shores to choose from. In south-central Gulf Shores, there's a special place called Bill's By the Beach. This beachside restaurant is popular with residents and visitors alike, and one thing people love about it so much is that its covered outdoor patio is dog-friendly! You can enjoy dishes like their fish tacos and a variety of other fresh seafood, pasta, burgers, and so much more! The staff welcomes their canine guests with open arms, and they're known to bring dogs bowls of ice water and bacon treats.

From the dog-friendly restaurants to the beaches, parks, and trails in town, you and your dog will both love Gulf Shores!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Gulf Shores

Gulf Shores City Center

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

392 per sq. mi.

Gulf Shores City Center

Right in the heart of Gulf Shores sits the Gulf Shores Dog Park. This off-leash dog park has sections for big and small dogs, and it's open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset. The dog park includes water fountains for dogs, picnic tables, benches, waste disposal items, shade, and plenty of balls for your pup to chase. The Gulf Shores Dog Park is known for being frequented by friendly regulars, but this clean and spacious park is welcoming to newcomers as well. There's also a paved trail nearby so you can take your dog for an on-leash walk before or after their time at the off-leash park.

East Orange Beach

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

628 per sq. mi.

East Orange Beach

Orange Beach is a small city in Alabama that's only about a 15-minute drive from Gulf Shores. In the city's eastern quadrant, there is a dog park known as Unleashed in Orange Beach. This dog park opened in 2010, and it includes separate big and small dog sections, as well as some agility training equipment. The entirety of the park is about 3/4 of an acre, and it also includes water stations for dogs, seating, and waste disposal items. The park runs on donations, and there are donation boxes at the entrance of the park where you can make a contribution to its ongoing maintenance.

Aero Vista

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

1,496 per sq. mi.

Aero Vista

The Lexington Terrace Bark Park, just across the way from Pensacola's Aero Vista neighborhood, is less than 30 miles from Gulf Shores. This off-leash dog park includes sections for big and small dogs to play safely with dogs of their own size, as well as a gate that can be opened to connect the two areas. There are water bowls and fountains in the park, as well as seating and shade to keep owners comfortable. Visitors love how well-maintained the park is, and note that the grass is nicely manicured and people are responsible about cleaning up after their pets. To keep the park in such great shape, there are waste bags provided by the park as well.

Volanta

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

903 per sq. mi.

Volanta

The Fairhope Dog Park in central Fairhope, Alabama is less than 30 miles north of Gulf Shores. This beautiful and spacious park has separate sections for big and small dogs, as well as wooded areas to explore and open fields to run in. Not only are there water stations where dogs can re-hydrate, but there are also kiddie pools set up where dogs can splash and swim. You'll find seating, shade, and lots of toys for dogs to run and chase in the park, and generous volunteers have beautified the park and added potted plants and other nice touches to the space.

North Foley

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

401 per sq. mi.

North Foley

Only a fifteen-minute drive north of Gulf Shores will get you to northern Foley, Alabama and the Foley Dog Park. This clean and safe dog park has big and small dog enclosures, and it's free to use and doesn't require a membership. There are water fountains, benches, and waste disposal stations throughout the park. There are also some covered seating areas, and for additional shade, 30 trees were recently planted in the park. Just across the street from the dog park is John B. Foley Park, and this is a scenic spot to go for an on-leash walk with your dog before or after your trip to the off-leash park.