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Dog Walking
Longwood, FL

Dog walking in Longwood

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Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.

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Track your walk with our live GPS tracker, then view your detailed report card after the walk.

What is Wag!?

Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.

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Stacey SLongwood, FL 32750

5.0

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“I treat your fur babies like my own.”

I would love to be able to help you with any dog walking needs you may have. I have had the opportunity to walk big, small, happy, nervous, shy and multiple dogs many times. We have 3 dogs in our family, a 11 year old pug, a 6 year old pittie mix and a 4 year old lab shepherd mix. It’s quite the assortment of temperaments, ages and breeds I know. You can be assured I will treat your dog like my own. I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for reading!

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Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

Sam MLongwood, FL 32750

4.9

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Hey Wag! World:) My name is Sam, I'm 27 years old, and am a born and raised Orlando native! Animals are my absolute passion and my background confirms it ! My dad's a veterinarian so I've grown up in a "pet" family and spent years working in his clinic as a kennel assistant. Within the past year, I started working for another petsitting company, and I absolutely love it ! I'm ready to meet your furry one and bring an enjoyable, fun-filled experience to him or her ! Let's get wagging shall we ?

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Dog Walking in Longwood

In the small suburban city of Longwood, Florida, people sure love their dogs. Longwood has a total population of 13,657 citizens (2010 estimate), and there is a large amount of dog related services, amenities, and communities in town. For instance, Longwood is home to two exclusive dog shelters.

Preferably, dogs end up in the care of loving families instead of shelters. Longwood is an excellent place to own a dog as there are a lot of things to do in town. The city has its own off-leash dog park, the Longwood Arbor Dog Park. Small dogs and large dogs are kept separate to provide a safe environment. The park offers fresh water fountains, benches, ample parking spots and plenty of trees that provide much-needed shade.

And then there is Wekiva Island, a staple for Longwood locals. Wekiva Island is the starting point for those who want to partake in some canoe or kayak action. But don't worry, if the water isn't your spot, it is also possible to relax and listen to the music as there are regularly festivals hosted on the island. The best part, however, is that dogs are welcome as long as they are on a leash.

Dining out with your furry friend is also a possibility in Longwood. There are several restaurants that allow dogs on the patio, including Connelley's Irish Pub (Irish cuisine), Mykonos (Greek cuisine), Hurricane Grill & Wings (Pacific cuisine) and Cafe Paisano (Italian cuisine).

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Longwood

Longdale

48

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,147 per sq. mi.

Longdale

48

If you’re looking for somewhere fun to take your dog, look no further than Longwood Arbor Dog Park! This off-leash park is split into two areas: one for large dogs and one for small dogs. Your pup is sure to have a ball running around and meeting some pawesome new friends! Longwood Arbor Dog Park has plenty of benches for owners to take a break on, and there are also water fountains for both you and your pup. Once you’re done at the dog park, consider exploring the full park, but keep in mind that a leash is required for the main section of the park.

Downtown

36

Population Density

2,147 per sq. mi.

Downtown

36

If you’re looking to grab some grub with your four-legged bud, Downtown Longwood is the place to be. If you’re in the mood for a few pints and some classic pub food, head over to Connolly’s Irish Pub, where your dog can join you on the patio out back. If you’re in search of a more family-friendly option, consider trying Café Paisano, which offers everything from pizza to wings to submarine sandwiches! Any outdoor seating at Café Paisano is dog-friendly. A leash is required at both restaurants, and it’s advised to call ahead to see if outdoor seating is available.

Eastern Casselberry

24

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,327 per sq. mi.

Eastern Casselberry

24

Located ten minutes south of Longwood is Eastern Casselberry, which has another dog park for your pooch to explore! Pawmosa Dog Park is a one-acre dog park which boasts plenty of shade and space for your dog to run around. The park has a separate area for small dogs, but it isn’t required for small dogs to use that section. Pawmosa also has water fountains for both you and your pet. As a bonus, if Fido finds himself in trouble, the park also has “doggy time-out” areas so that your pet can take a breather until he’s ready to go play with his new friends again!

Central Winter Springs

12

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,211 per sq. mi.

Central Winter Springs

12

A 10 minute drive east of Longwood is Winter Springs, home of the Winter Springs Dog Park. Otherwise known as Hound Ground Dog Park, this fenced, off-leash dog park has separate areas for small and large dogs, water fountains, and plenty of shade so that you and your dog don’t get overheated. Hound Ground also has a separate area for those training their dogs. If you’re looking for somewhere to spend some quality time with your pet, you’ve found it! The park is closed on Wednesdays for routine maintenance, so keep that in mind.

Downtown Lake Mary

0

Population Density

1,740 per sq. mi.

Downtown Lake Mary

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Fifteen minutes north of Longwood is Lake Mary, and downtown Lake Mary is the place to be if you’re looking for somewhere to eat with your pet in tow. If you’re feeling adventurous, try Lonnie’s Fusion Cuisine, which prides itself on serving a wide array of international dishes alongside half-pound Angus burgers. Your dog can join you on the outdoor, covered patio. If you want something lighter, head over to Royals English Tea Room for tea and sandwiches. Your dog is always welcome to join you when the patio is open during nice weather. A leash is required at both restaurants.