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Sam MSanford, FL

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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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Megan LSanford, FL

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“~MY DOG'S CALL ME MOMMY ~”

My dog's call me Mommy! But,my name is Megan!!! I'm a Corgi and Lab Mom. I pour my heart and soul into the care of my furry friends. I am a very responsible, loving & active dog walker! I can't wait to walk and explore!!! Also, I will share all the fun we have when we are out!!! I am comfortable with all breeds and cannot wait to meet your furbaby! It's going to be a FUN walking time!!! Thank you!!!

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Dog first aid and/or CPR, Can run with dogs, 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, Obedience training, Agility training, Behavioral training, Socialization training, Potty training, Therapy training, Service training, Puppy training

Dog Walking in Sanford

Located in the central region of Florida in Seminole County, Sanford is known as the "historic waterfront gateway city," because it sits on the southern shore of Lake Monroe at the head of the navigation on the St. Johns River. Sunny Florida has a lot to offer you and your pup, and Sanford is no different. But if an emergency strikes while adventuring, you'll find that your dog's health is very important to the people of Sanford. It is home to twelve veterinarians that your dog can visit for accidents or routine checkups.

Take your dog out for a good day of exercise at one of the pawsome parks that Sanford has to offer. Park on Park is a great spot to hang out with your dog since there is plenty of shade to keep you both cool, playground equipment, lots of grass for fetch, benches to sit on, and a great walking path to wander and spend a lovely afternoon.

If you and Fido are craving some delicious food, then head over to Gators Riverside Grill. This dogtastic eatery loves serving comfort food, and they have a deck that is dog friendly. The staff loves when people bring their furry friend along, and even offers water bowls and treats for their four legged guests. If you're just passing through Sanford with your pup and need a place to rest, check into the Best Western Plus Sanford and get a good nights rest with your pup before continuing your adventure.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Sanford

Sanford Historic District

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,065 per sq. mi.

Sanford Historic District

Your pup will love to go to the Paw Paw of Historic Sanford Dog Park since it was recently voted one of the top 10 best dog parks in the United States. This fenced in dog park offers two areas, one for large dogs and one for small, a shower to wash you dog off at, water bowls, clean-up bags, and benches for owners to sit on. The park is ADA accessible, and has a double gate to help make sure Fido doesn't escape. The park also offers plenty of shade to help keep you and Fido cool in all the Florida heat.

The Purple Grape

Population Density

2,740 per sq. mi.

The Purple Grape

If you and Fido are foodies, then you need to head to the aptly named Purple Grape neighborhood and check out the amazing food choices offered here. The Original Christo's dishes out pawsome Italian food like pizza, pasta, and calzones. If you're looking for a great breakfast or lunch spot, then head into The Colonial Room which has a breakfast buffet and tasty fried chicken. Other great restaurants to try out are The Breezeway Restaurant and Bar, Fuel BBQ, or The Corner Cafe. All of these eateries welcome your pup to join you while you enjoy a delicious meal.

Goldsboro

Population Density

2,236 per sq. mi.

Goldsboro

Derby Park is a great spot to take Fido for a pawsome walk or a great session of fetch. This park offers a covered pavilion, playground, restrooms, water fountains, benches to relax on, and BBQ grills. Grab a picnic basket and enjoy a nice picnic with Fido on their open green space, or grab one of the picnic tables they have available. If you're lucky, you and your furry friend may even catch a derby race when you're at the park the course set up for it. Fido must remain on leash while visiting, and don't forget your clean-up bags.

Central 25th

Population Density

2,709 per sq. mi.

Central 25th

The Central 25th neighborhood is home to two great dog-friendly restaurants that you and Fido can visit if you get a little hungry. Jimotti's Restaurant serves authentic Japanese food, like sushi and sashimi. The Patio Grill is a laid back restaurant and lounge that dishes out foods like pizza, pasta, seafood, and steak, as well as some Greek favorites, and they even have a happy hour. The Patio Grill also makes sure to have a nice bowl of water out for your pooch to enjoy. Both of these restaurants welcome your dog to join you for a nice meal out together.

The Forest

Population Density

1,675 per sq. mi.

The Forest

Less then five miles out of Sanford is Lake Mary, which is home to the Cross Seminole Trail. This pawsome trail has an asphalt surface for the entire 22.8-miles it offers. The trail is usually frequented by bikers, skaters, and other people walking their dogs. Although the trail is mainly throughout an urban setting, your dog will still enjoy the great walk he can get on it. If you both feel like extending your walk, then you can wander onto either the Seminole Wekiva Trail, which will take you 14 additional miles, or the Cady Way Trail, which is an extra 6-miles.