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Ann CCarlisle, OH

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“I love kids in fur coats!”

My name is Ann! Dogs have always been part of my life. I learned to walk holding onto the back of a Bearded Collie,& my first word was Doodle, the name of our dog! I am a dog and cat mom. I have a 3 year old Anatolian Shepherd, Levi,& 2 cats,DonJulio & Elwood. Levi & I are very active. We run 5K's, hike, play with his friends, go to school, and snuggle together. My boys are my children in fur coats. I understand the love you have for your little (or big) family member. I'd love to walk your dog!

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Specialties

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

Jim BCarlisle, OH

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“5-Star Rating - Over 600 Wag! Walks”

I am a West Chester resident since 1987. I have volunteered as a dog-walker and foster for the Humane Assoc. of Warren Co. for more than 10 years, and have been trained to provide 'working walks' that release energy and stimulate your dog's brain. I have earned a 5-star Wag! rating, after completing more than 600 walks.

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Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Training experience, Behavioral training

Dog Walking in Carlisle

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Carlisle

Central Miamisburg

Population Density

1,042 per sq. mi.

Central Miamisburg

Great Miami River Recreation Trail is just the beginning of the trail systems that the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has established in Ohio. It begins just six miles from Carlisle and connects many cities along its course. This extensive trail also passes through some absolutely breathtaking natural areas that highlight the same beauty that would have been seen from the railroad that used to occupy this space. You can explore these trails with your leashed pal, and don’t forget to bring plenty of water and doggie waste bags.

Southeast Centerville

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

1,041 per sq. mi.

Southeast Centerville

Oak Grove Park is only about 14 miles from Carlisle. There is so much to do at this park that you definitely won’t mind the ride too much. You can walk the miles of trails, if you keep your dog on their leash, for as long as you want. You can even choose the difficulty of your walk. If you want to let Fido off his leash so he can stretch his legs for a little while, there’s also a separate dog park! The Oak Grove Dog Park includes two fenced areas which are separated by dog size. Remember to bring some doggie waste bags and water with you when you visit.

East Waynesville

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

151 per sq. mi.

East Waynesville

Caesar Creek State Park Dog Training Area is a wide open space that has lots of high grass for you to work with your dog on their hunting and tracking skills. It is a completely off-leash area set aside for just this purpose. There is no fencing at all which can be dangerous if you haven’t taught your dog voice commands completely. While you are here, you could just enjoy some time walking around. The biggest complaint from visitors is that it can be hard to find, just watch for the posted signs and you should be okay.

Wilmington Pike

Population Density

2,199 per sq. mi.

Wilmington Pike

Eudora Brewing Company is the place to be with your dog. They have an outdoor seating area that is like no other. There is a rotation of food trucks that allows you to join your dog for a different meal with every visit. You can sip on a wide variety of craft brews; just be aware that some of them are only available seasonally, while others are available all the time. This Fido-friendly eatery is open all year long, so as long as you enjoy being outside, you can come on over. It is definitely worth the 16-mile drive to get an experience as unique as this is.

Wyse Road/Webster St

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

910 per sq. mi.

Wyse Road/Webster St

Nineteen miles from you is a great place to come and play called Montgomery County Bark Park. The dog park is part of a larger park called Rip Rap Road Park. Your pal can explore the larger park with you as long as he’s on leash. In the dog park, you’ll find an agility course set off in its own fenced-in area, which is perfect because Fido won’t get distracted by others playing. Some parts of the park are closed seasonally due to rain, and the mud does get messy. You may want to pack a towel as well as some cleaning supplies, especially if you plan to visit on a rainy day. There’s also plenty of seating here so you can supervise your pup without working up a sweat.