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- West Point, KY
Dog walking in West Point
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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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“Taking extra precautions due to covid. Sanitizing!”
My name is Amy I’m from California but currently reside in Louisville KY.Huge animal lover especially dogs. I have a German shorthaired pointer who is my world! I also have two cats.I take my animals on little trips,car rides and walks often.I do doggy play dates too! If your doggy has any special needs or requirements just let me know,I always carry extra leashes and baggies with me so I got you covered.Can’t wait to meet all these pups!
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Dog first aid and/or CPR, Can run with dogs, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Potty training
“The happier the dog, the happier the home!”
Hello there! I started my experience like most, with family pets. Now I volunteer in rescue as often as possible. It’s important to me to make sure every animal is safe, healthy, and loved. For years I've even kept pet supplies and a crate in my car because I won't let a loose dog, cat, or any animal, go ignored. Recently I've gotten serious about walking/jogging. I'm hoping to improve the life of the pets that can accompany me. I'm looking forward to working with you and your beloved companion!
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Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Dog Walking in West Point
Resting right on the banks of the Ohio River is the small town of West Point, Kentucky. This town is a great little resting place if you find yourself passing through. While you won’t find any large city amenities nearby, you will be blown away by West Point’s charm and tranquility. This town has many access points to the river where you can fish and picnic or just enjoy the scenery with your dog! The locals here are few and far between, but are nonetheless a friendly group of folks who will be more than happy to help you find your way around the town.
The Salt River is another popular fishing spot for residents of West Point. You will find other dog owners here relaxing with their pups just fishing or sunning the day away here. Throughout West Point you will find many RV parks if you are traveling with a camper. Whether you are just taking a week away with your dog or if you are traveling with family, you will find plenty to do in West Point. Make sure you keep your dog on leash while in West Point, and make sure your dog’s license is readily available, as the city’s laws regarding dog licenses are upheld year-round.
Best Dog Neighborhoods in West Point
Northern West Point
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Population DensityNorthern West Point
48Northern West Point is the part of the town that actually touches the banks of the Ohio River. Locals like to stay on the northern side of town when looking for fun things to do with their families. Fort Duffield Park is found on this side of town as well. This park has a very hilly terrain that makes it perfect for viewing the Ohio River on clear days. Make sure you bring your waste bags and a good leash with you, as there is no off-leash area found in this park. The park looks more like a farm when you first drive up, so make sure you take some selfies with your dog here!
Southern West Point
36Population DensitySouthern West Point
36Southern West Point is home to many outdoor attractions that you can enjoy with your dog. This part of town is only a few minutes from the Ohio River. If you are looking for an outdoor adventure that will take you some time, you can take a hike together at the Tioga Falls Trail and then cool off in the Tioga Creek. You can even take a weekend camping trip at Round Hollow or one of the many RV parks in this part of town. Make sure you bring plenty of waste bags, as the spaces are shared with many other dogs and their owners that are passing through.
Otter Creek
24Population DensityOtter Creek
24Otter Creek is a small residential area that is covered mostly by the Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area. This natural oasis is the pawfect place for leashed, well-behaved dogs that won’t scare off the local wildlife! There are many streams and rivers running through this area where you can spot all kinds of aquatic creatures if you sit still enough. Ducks, geese, otters, beavers, and more all frequent this area. Bring a good, sturdy leash if your dog gets excited around water. Make sure you bring waste bags too so that you can leave the area just as clean and green as you found it.
Valley Village
12Population DensityValley Village
12Valley Village is a neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky, about a 10-minute drive north of West Point. This neighborhood is worth the drive if you are looking for a place with green lawns and gorgeous houses that are the very last word in curb appeal. Your dog will love a scenic walk along the sidewalks in this small neighborhood, with plenty of smells to check out and lots of birds to look at as they visit the abundantly colorful bushes and flower gardens found in Valley Village. Make sure you bring plenty of waste bags with you for your stay so that you can help keep this quaint neighborhood as pristine as it was when you found it.
Medora
0Population DensityMedora
0Medora is a small village about 15 minutes away from West Point, just east of Valley Village. Medora is close to many outdoor attractions for nature enthusiasts and their dogs. The Scotts Gap Trail is just minutes outside of Medora and is a great place to spend an afternoon hiking and walking with your dog. This huge outdoor trail area is perfect for groups, families or just a pair of hikers with their pups. Make sure you have a good hiking harness on your dog for the steep terrain found on the trail. Also bring plenty of water for the both of you to stay hydrated!
