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Hey, I'm Colin. I grew up in a family of animal lovers and when it came to favorites, everyone knew dogs were at the top of my list. Around the neighborhood, everyone knew to contact us when they needed help with their dogs. We rescued all of our dogs and our current dog, Jaisy, still lives with my parents. I miss her everyday and would love see her more often. I'd also love to get a dog for myself, as an dog lover, but as a traveler and responsible owner and I know that's not in the dog's best interest. I see Wag as an opportunity for fulfillment for myself but more importantly, an opportunity for fulfillment for other dogs.
I have been working with dogs and horses for the past 8 years, and have been a lover of animals for my whole life! I have worked closely with high energy dogs, including Australian Shepherds and Border Collies, and have also worked with standard dogs such as Labs and Golden Retrievers. I am a very active individual, and will love walking, running and playing with your pup all day long! I look forward to meeting you and your furry companion, and I promise that they will end their walk with a smile!
"Thank you so much Colin! I saw how far you went in a short time so you keep an amazing pace with Carlos, which is no easy feat! "
"Thank you so much for walking my babies and also being so patient with my front desk. "
"No worries! I did wonder why I hadn’t heard from ya but also was at work and didn’t even think about it til like 2:30, so we’re all good! Thank you!"
"Thanks Ines!! I could totally count on you to walk the dogs while we were out of town! I appreciate it!"
Duluth, Georgia may be known for its’ culture and proximity beautiful lakes and mountains, but it’s also home to many pet-friendly attractions and events. If you’re looking for something to do with Fido, there are many options for pets and owners to explore the area.
One of the best dog parks (and local favorite!) in the area is the Chattapoochee Dog Park. This huge play area offers fenced-in spaces for small and large dogs, with both grassy and wooded areas. There are doggy water fountains and sprinklers for your pet to keep cool, and benches for owners. There are also some rock formations and agility structures for dogs who need a little something extra!
If you’re looking for something special, try Stone Mountain. This is the site of the largest bas-relief in the world. This 1,686-foot high mountain (a monadnock - surrounded by flat land) is sure to stun. Leashed dogs are welcome in several areas around the mountain. Lake Lanier is also an exceptionally beautiful place for you and Fido to visit though some of their beaches are pet-restricted. Leashed dogs are allowed at many of the beaches and parks, including the Nix Bridge, Mountain View, Long Hollow, Sardis Creek, and Duckett Mill.
If you are lucky enough to live in or near Duluth, Georgia you have access to one of the best dog parks in the area: the Chattapoochee Dog Park. This park is just as fun and festive as its name! This dog park has everything your furry friend could ever ask for. It has plenty of open spaces, trails and even a pool where dogs can swim and cool off. Furthermore, the park has plenty of toys, water fountains, bathrooms and other amenities. Chattapoochee Dog Park is one of the best places for you to spend an evening with your furry friend.
Although there are no dog parks in the south-most area of Duluth, you will find two beautiful parks. First, head to the Shorty Howell Park. This 67-acre dog park is home to many sports fields, playgrounds and open grassy fields. Furthermore, make sure you take a leash to the park as it is not an off-leash park. When you’ve walked for hours in the Shorty Howell Park, make your way to McDaniel Farm Park. Located within many commercial buildings, this park is nothing short of extraordinary. You will often see Duluth residents taking photos at this historic site because of its natural beauty.
Located merely 6 miles from Duluth is Norcross, Georgia. This neighborhood is home to the Pinckeyville Dog Park. It has a large grassy open area with many doggie obstacles where your dog can play. It also has plenty of balls that all dogs are allowed to play with. Furthermore, the dog park is not split into zones so it may not be suitable for dogs that have not been socialized. The park also has plenty of amenities such as doggie poop bags, water stations and seating. Trust us, Pinckeyville Dog Park will give you a beautiful, wonderful evening with your furry friend.
Not every park has to be an off-leash park for you and your furry friend to have a furtastic time. At less than 10 minutes away from Duluth is Central Norcross where you will find Thrasher Park. This park has plenty of space for you and your dog to walk, run and play in. It also has many places under the shade to sit and relax under the shade for lazy dogs and tired dog walkers. The park is also in extremely close proximity to many restaurants where you can grab a quick bite to eat after you spend time in the park.
A 7-mile drive is nothing when it comes to dog parks. Lawrenceville, Georgia is home to one of the best dog parks in the entire Atlanta suburb area, the Ronald Reagan Dog Park. This park is nothing short of beautiful. The park has two large enclosed areas: one for big dogs and one for small dogs. Both enclosures have water fountains, doggie poop bags and trash bags. Furthermore, the dog park has lots of open space for dogs to run and play without a leash. Just make sure you take something to eat or read, because you will have a tough time getting your furry friend to go home!
