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Debra KGermantown, MD

5.0

(1966)

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“We’ll Keep Their Tails Waggin”

I am a high energy individual who loves animals. I enjoy walking, nature, and spending time with tail waggers..Previously attended a 12 week dog obedience training program. Dog Sense covered obedience commands, good manners and problem behaviors. I have owned pets in the past which provided experience with basic handling and training I live in a single family home with a large fenced in back yard in the suburbs. I would appreciate the opportunity to hang-out with your fur baby! Thank you.

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

Colleen CGermantown, MD

4.9

(2763)

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“Fun and loving walker”

I am a person who has always loved being with dogs. Our family has always owned dogs. I have been walking for Wag for over a year and love what I do. Dog walking has become one of my passion!! I look forward to having a blast with your furry family member.

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Senior dog care, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

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Dog Walking in Germantown

Located in Montgomery County, Maryland, Germantown is a small town situated approximately 25 miles outside of Washington, D.C. An important part of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, Germantown was founded in the early 19^thcentury and has experienced rapid economic growth since the early 1980s. This thriving suburb is popular among young to middle-aged adults, and with five veterinarians in the immediate vicinity, it’s also a great place for pet parents.

Bordering much of Germantown’s east side, Great Seneca Stream Valley Park is the perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life with your canine companion. This wooded park features several walking paths and trails, and it is the perfect destination for a day hike. There is a beautiful stream where your dog can take a dip, as well as picnic areas where you can enjoy lunch.

If you’d rather enjoy a tasty meal out, check out Agrodolce. This local favorite serves up incredible wood-oven pizza and welcomes dogs at their outdoor tables. If your pup is thirsty, they will even deliver a bowl of water.

No matter how you and your pup would like to spend your day, exciting adventures await in the Germantown, Maryland area!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Germantown

Milestone

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,532 per sq. mi.

Milestone

Germantown’s Milestone neighborhood is home to one of the region’s most popular doggy destinations: Ridge Road Recreational Dog Park. Encompassing approximately a half-acre of land inside Ridge Road Recreational Park, this secure dog park is surrounded by a 6-foot chain link fence. While the park is not huge, there is plenty of room for off-leash play, and there is even a picnic area for pet parents. Dogs are also welcome throughout the rest of the park, however, they must remain leashed. If you are looking for a great place to eat following a hard day of play, check out the dog-friendly Noodles & Company.

Father Hurley Blvd / Water Landing Dr

Population Density

21,180 per sq. mi.

Father Hurley Blvd / Water Landing Dr

When you are hungry and want to find the area’s best selection, head to the Father Burley Blvd / Water Landing Dr neighborhood. There you will find several restaurants with Fido-friendly outdoor seating, including Panera Bread, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Zoe’s Kitchen, Five Guys, Baja Fresh Mexican Grill and Sabai Sabai Simply Thai. Picca Polla A La Brasa is another local favorite serving up tasty Peruvian food. Their outdoor patio has plenty of dog-friendly seating. While you’re in the area, enjoy a relaxing stroll through Germantown Square Urban Park. The park has a gazebo, and it is a nice place to relax with your four-legged friend.

South Germantown

Population Density

939 per sq. mi.

South Germantown

South Germantown is home to one of the area’s most popular parks. South Germantown Recreational Park is the perfect place to spend a day with your entire family, including the four-legged members. This 695-acre park features community gardens, a playground, picnic areas, and more than 7 miles of trails for hiking and biking. The trails are handicap-accessible and connected to convenient parking areas. Pack a lunch, and spend the entire day exploring and playing with your four-legged friend. Make note that local laws require all dogs to remain leashed while in the park. Whether you visit with the entire family, or just your canine companion, South Germantown Recreational Park has something for everyone.

Boyds

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

267 per sq. mi.

Boyds

Located just over 3 miles west in the small community of Boyds, Black Hill Regional Dog Park provides several opportunities for rambunctious pups to blow off steam. The park is located inside Black Hill Regional Park, which has more than 16 miles of trails that are perfect for long hikes on-leash. When your dog really needs to cut loose, check out the half-acre fenced dog park. Dogs are welcome to play, explore and make new friends off-leash in this section of the park. The park also features numerous picnic shelters, playgrounds and more. Many parts of the park are ADA-accessible, making it a destination anyone can enjoy.

Ashburton

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

5,400 per sq. mi.

Ashburton

To visit one of the region’s nicest dog parks, head approximately 16 miles south to the small town of Ashburton. There you will find Cabin John Dog Park, which is located inside the expansive Cabin John Regional Park. Spend some time exploring the main park’s four miles of hiking trails with your dog on-leash, or check out the impressive off-leash park. This wooded dog park provides water and cleanup bags and offers plenty of space to run or play fetch. There is even a climbing area for more adventurous pups. This quiet park spans about half of an acre and has a six-foot fence.