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Alison DSmyrna, GA

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Hello! I am a life-long-dog-lover with over 20 years of combined dog owning experience. My current dog is a 14 year old border collie rescue who I adopted as a 9 month old puppy. I have volunteered at Furkids as well as Cherokee County Humane Society and am a passionate advocate of dog welfare. I have a degree in Biology and am an avid runner. I have been hiking and running with my dog for years and am looking forward to the opportunity to walk yours. : ) Covid vaccinated ✅

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

DeCarlo TSmyrna, GA

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Hope all is well, my name is DeCarlo Tatum Jr, I live in Atlanta Ga. My experience with dogs has been an amazing journey. My love for dogs begin at a young age, in high school I wanted to become a Veterinarian. After I graduated from high school, I was bestowed the opportunity to intern as a vet tech at the Atlanta Humane Society for a summer project, in the city of Atlanta. It was an amazing experience, I also had the opportunity to work for one of the most popular dog day cares in Atlanta, Ga, Wag A Lot. There, I bathed dogs, dog sit and I was a lead Wag for both yards.Last but not least I cared for my father and mother dogs ( American PitBulls) for 12years!! I believe that your pet and I will develop a great bond, I believe that pets are people too!!

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Dog Walking in Smyrna

The city of Smyrna, Georgia, which sits in the inner ring of Atlanta, is located in the northwest corner of the state and is an idyllic suburban piece of heaven. There are a lot of reasons why Smyrna is getting a lot of attention the last few decades. The Jonquil City is a short commute away from Atlanta, has plenty of amenities and access to many parks.

Smyrna, Georgia, is a very attractive place for households with dogs, which there are many of in the state, as there are ample opportunities to walk the dogs. An example is Burger Park, the first off-leash dog park in town. The dog park is large in size and offers two separate fenced play areas: one for small dogs and one for large dogs. Water fountains and trash bags are also available.

The Tolleson Park, a magnificent recreational area, also offers off-leash opportunities for dogs in the shape of a dog run. The dog park is divided into two areas, so small dogs do not have to play with the larger dogs. The Tolleson Park also offers some high-quality hiking trails.

Lake Court Dog Park is a good option for owners of middle-sized or large dogs. The play area is not divided which means that there is a lot of ground for dogs to run around and play. The park has water fountains, bag stations, and benches for the owners.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Smyrna

Northwest Smyrna

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,468 per sq. mi.

Northwest Smyrna

This neighborhood is home to a dog park that’s sure to make you hungry -- Burger Park! This pawesome place is Smyrna’s very first off-leash dog park, and it’s quite pawpular with the locals. Here, you’ll find all the amenities you’d expect from a great dog park: doggie drinking fountains, separate areas for large and small dogs, secure fencing, and seating for the humans. Locals advise that there is no on-site parking, so you’ll need to park at Belmont Hills Elementary School, which is right beside the park. All you need to have the pawfect day out here is some doggie waste bags and Fido’s favorite toy!

Windy Hill Rd SE/Atlanta Rd SE

Population Density

3,993 per sq. mi.

Windy Hill Rd SE/Atlanta Rd SE

After working up an appetite at the nearby Burger Park, you’ll surely want to grab a bite with your furry friend. That’s why you should head to Creatwood Tavern, located at the intersection of Windy Hill Road SE and Atlanta Rd SE. This sports bar offers a vast menu filled with mouthwatering American classics, from cheese sticks to club sandwiches. You and your pal can enjoy a meal together at the lower outdoor seating area. Just be sure to bring a leash and a water bowl. And you won’t have to worry about Fido running off to play in traffic at the intersection; the patio area is fenced!

South Smyrna

Population Density

2,896 per sq. mi.

South Smyrna

When visiting Smyrna, make sure you and your pup stop in to St. Angelo’s Pizza. This is a family owned restaurant that’s dog-friendly! They have some of the best pizza around, and you and your pooch can enjoy it together on the outdoor patio. The outdoor seating area has a roof to shield you from the Georgia sun while you share a slice. There’s plenty of room outside, so no need to book a table; just be sure to bring a leash and a water bowl for your pal. The staff here loves pooches and will be delighted to fuss over your best fur-iend!

Central Smyrna

Population Density

3,993 per sq. mi.

Central Smyrna

If you’re in the mood for a cup of joe or some light bites, head to Rev Coffee Roasters in the center of town. You can enjoy delicious drinks, breakfast, lunch, or dessert at this furrific cafe. This local institution takes their coffee craft seriously, and offers coffees with unique and flavorful undertones, like bubble gum, watermelon, lime, and strawberry! You and your best pal are welcome to spend some time chowing down and sipping a cup of java at the outdoor area. Want to get some to-go? Make sure to grab a bag of Rev Coffee Roasters’ very own house blend before you leave!

Creekside

Population Density

3,993 per sq. mi.

Creekside

Want to stretch your legs and challenge yourself on a hiking trail? Look no fur-ther than this Smyrna neighborhood! You’ll find the paved Silver Comet Trail here, which spans for 61.5 miles along the former route of the Silver Comet passenger train. This trail goes all the way down to Alabama, where it connects with the Chief Ladiga Trail. You’ll need to bring some water and doggie waste bags along with you if you want to tackle this trail. Your dog is welcome to explore with you as long as he’s on a leash. You’ll also find two pet-friendly hotels nearby: one is a guest house, and the other is the Sun Suites of Smyrna Vinings.