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Tara CGrandville, MI

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Hello!!! My name is Tara and I’m here to make sure your dogs day is complete!!! I am married and have 3 amazing English Bulldogs. I am a makeup artist and server at a brewery! I have a lot of free time in the day and love to stay active to this is the perfect job for me. I absolutely love dogs, I’m a hard worker, and I always complete a job no matter how long it takes me. I was raised on a horse ranch so I’ve been around animals my whole life. Im always trusted by friends to watch there dogs and also asked advice a lot about dog things!! I’m honest, genuine, dependable, hard working, and not really intimidated by much. If I don’t know something I investigate. I’m the walker you can trust and relay on!

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Johana DGrandville, MI

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“Turning your K9 experience into a K10!”

Hi! My name is Joey and I live in San Francisco with my goofy dachshund, Tosh. I've grown up around dogs and for the last couple years, I've volunteered at the SFSPCA, where I'm trained to socialize and work with almost every range of dog - including puppies, newcomers, and doggies on the mend! Can't wait to meet you and your fur baby!

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Can run with dogs, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

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Dog Walking in Grandville

Grandville is a small city that offers a tremendous amount of dog-loving activities, sights, tastes and smells, and is nearby the bigger city of Grand Rapids. Your pup is more than welcome in this quaint corner of the world, where you’ll find one central veterinary clinic, and over 15 in the surrounding counties to ensure your pet’s immediate safety and wellbeing.

Grandville is best known for its multitude of dog-friendly parks that are connected by the fifteen-mile trail system that runs through the town and its neighboring cities. While in Grandville, the Kent Trails network is a must for any nature-loving pup, and runs through woods, creeks, lakes and spacious fields. At the northern end of the Kent Trails lies Millennium Park, where you can find 1,400 acres of urban green space with a swimming beach, plenty of cycling, walking, hiking and biking trails, and other outdoor recreational amenities. You’re guaranteed to have a doggone good time!

Take a break from all the fun in the sun and rest your heads at the dog-friendly Residence Inn by Marriott Grand Rapids West. It’s conveniently located near downtown, an airport, and a variety of shopping centers and local businesses.

Discover Grandville today for a truly furtastic adventure with your favorite four-legged friend!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Grandville

Wedgwood Park

Population Density

2,550 per sq. mi.

Wedgwood Park

The Wedgwood Park neighborhood gets its name from the nearby Wedgewood Park; a local favorite hanging spot and a great place to take Fido for a walk along the scenic Buck Creek River. Catch a game of softball or football with your pup as you enjoy the sights and sounds of Wedgwood Park. After a game or two, grab some grub at Brann’s Steakhouse & Sports Grille where you and your pup can feast on pretzel burgers and beer. Get some rest at the nearby Prairieside Suites Luxury Bed and Breakfast for an upscale sleeping experience in one of their Southern Mansion or Bali Bungalow themed canine-friendly rooms.

Central Grandville

Population Density

1,352 per sq. mi.

Central Grandville

Kickstart your day in Central Grandville with a delightful cup of joe at the local Biggby Coffee shop. This dog-friendly spot features three outdoor tables, a wide range of coffee and tea specialties and foodie favorites such as bagels, cookies, muffins and more. Biggby also serves Pup Cups to the friendly four-legged customers amongst us, so both you and your pooch can enjoy a treat together! For some much-needed shut-eye, book a room at the nearby Days Inn Grand Rapids Grandville. Be aware that although this option is pet-friendly, an additional pet fee and deposit are required at check-in.

Grandville Lakes

Population Density

2,400 per sq. mi.

Grandville Lakes

Find even more local eateries in this lake-sprinkled neighborhood. Discover the Pita House with your canine and enjoy devouring an oh-so-delicious gyro alongside your best friend. This Mediterranean-inspired deli shop brings visitors from all over to eat a variety of sliders and specialty platters like the Tour of Lebanon. For a classic American dining experience, take faithful Fido over to Tom + Chee, where you can feast on the perfect combination of buttery grilled cheese and heartwarming tomato soup. Order the go-to classic, or mix it up with one of their unique grilled cheese donuts for the best of both worlds: savory and sweet!

Urbandale

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,960 per sq. mi.

Urbandale

Just next door to Grandville is the bustling city of Wyoming. Here, you will have a pawsome time at the nearby Wyoming Dog Park at Marquette Park. Located between downtown Grand Rapids and Grandville, this off-leash dog park offers separate play areas for small and large dogs, and features drinking water amenities and a sandpit. You will need to register as a member to gain access to this dog park, however, so it’s a great option for those planning to stay longer in Grandville. For a quick bite to eat with your dog, Fresh Coast Kitchen offers nicely-portioned, healthy lunch and dinner meals for the hungry pet-owner and sidekick pup.

Riverview

Dog Parks

2 parks

Population Density

2,890 per sq. mi.

Riverview

If you are looking for wide open spaces to escape the hubbub of city life, look no further than the neighboring Georgetown Charter Township. Just beyond the residential quarters of the Riverview neighborhood runs the Grand River, where you can take Fido for a stroll. You will reach the Bend Area, where dogs can run off-leash year round in the open space. Just be cautious to keep your leash handy at all times. The Bend Area offers 188 acres of wooded land, which is pawfect for pups who love to hike. Another great option that’s just a paw away is Grand Ravines South Dog Park, which features 21 acres of enclosed areas and trails where your pup can roam off-leash for miles.