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My name is Sarah. I have been an avid dog lover since I was 2 years old. I used to spend my allowance on dog collars and leashes that I would use to take my stuffed animals for a walk around the neighborhood. My parents hated this and decided to get me my first dog when I turned 5. Ever since then, life has never been the same. I have spent many years of my life volunteering as a foster parent and saving over 150 rescue animals. I own two dogs and spend most of my time playing with and training them. I also own and operate a dog training business. Interacting with dogs is more than just a hobby for me; it's a way of life.
I have grown up around dogs both in small apartment settings as well as roaming ranch dog settings. I love the energy and comfort that dogs bring in their companionship. I love all shapes and sizes of dogs. Recently I have had the most experience with retrievers, Irish setters, bull dogs, dalmatians, and dachshunds. In recent years I haven't lived in places that allow for pets of my own so I would love the opportunity to help out with yours! I have dog sat for friends both over weekends and weeks at a time while they are on vacation. I can offer the basics of letting them outside, feeding according to your rules and schedule, walks/playing in the park -- and of course loving care!
"Brett was extremely friendly and professional. Foster absolutely loved him!"
"Kendra has really connected with Shiloh. She always seems happy when I come home!"
"Thank you for the great report. I loved hearing about their walk and their silliness! "
"This is exactly what Banjo needed while I was finishing studying. When he came home, he crawled right into his dog bed. Great service!"
"Samantha is so great! She even wiped my boy down from the rain and made sure to take extra care of him. Would recommend her to anyone!"
"Quincy was great!! Definitely will ask to be Tobys walker again! Thanks man!"
"Kendra is THE BEST!! My dog absolutely loves her and she always sends the cutest videos and pictures of him that make my day. Thank you for everything! "
"I love when anikka walks Gus! I know she can handle his crazies and he always has a blast with her!"
"I really like her and my dogs love her! She's great with them and on our first visit she took the time to let me get to know her and feel comfortable letting a stranger in to my home. "
"Sarah was very nice and took great care of boba! Definetly would recomend her!"
If you and your pooch are looking to make some new friends, plan a day-trip to Bear Creek Dog Park. Located on 21st Street, this busy dog park is a fun and easy way to meet new people and pups. Bear Creek Dog Park has two completely fenced-in areas – one for small dogs (classified as 25 pounds and lighter) and one for dogs of any size. The area for all dogs is a large, open space complete with a tranquil creek, winding pathways, plenty of restrooms and trash cans, and a water spigot. Bear Creek Dog Park is open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. year-round has no admission fee.
If your dog isn’t spayed or neutered, this next park isn’t for you. Rampart Dog Park on Lexington Drive is a large, completely fenced-in space for dogs to run about – as long as they’re fixed. Signs are posted along the fence posts strictly forbidding sexually-intact dogs. For dogs who are spayed/neutered, there’s much to enjoy, such as mulch hills, sand, and water spigots.
Are you and your pup tired of the same old walks? Shake things up a bit by hiking The Crags Trail. The Crags Trail is a four-mile long trail in Pike National Forest exclusively for hikers and horseback riders. Be sure to keep some hours in your day free of any other commitments because it will take at least a solid 2.5 hours to complete the entire hike. To ensure a comfortable hike, The Crags Trail is padded with evergreen needles. Your dog is more than welcome to hike with you as long as he is on his leash at all times.
The heart of Colorado Springs is definitely a place for pups. Old Colorado Springs has some barktastic spots to take your dog to for guaranteed fun. Red Rock Canyon Open Space has plenty of trails to keep the whole family happy, especially the four-legged members. Dogs are welcome on-leash on any of the scenic trails and may run free on either of the designated dog loops. These areas are kept in good condition but are not fenced in. Bear Creek Dog Park, also located in Old Colorado City is basically doggy heaven on Earth. This fully fenced in park features a creek, a watering station, pathways and even an agility park! Got a mini-pup? No worries! There is a special section for dogs under 25 lbs. Restrooms are on site, so you can stay and play for hours if you'd like! Old Colorado City has lots to keep you and your pooch outside and having fun.
