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Ashley CDarbyville, OH

5.0

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“Every walk is a new adventure!”

Hi, my name is Ashley! I’ve been walking dogs for over a year now, and I’ve run around with over a three hundred different pups. I genuinely enjoy seeing each and every dog and going on adventures suited to their style of walk, whether it be long runs or just playing fetch in the backyard. I build a connection with every new pup and encourage them to get excited and enjoy themselves in whatever way they know how, while also getting some exercise. I look forward to meeting you & your dog(s)!

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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

Ann KDarbyville, OH

4.9

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“I treat every dog like my own!”

I’ve been dog walking for a year and a half, I have been dog sitting and boarding for several years. I own 3 dogs myself and have always loved animals. I especially love the bully breeds and big dogs. The dogs that are more difficult are my speciality! Every dog I walk is treated like my own and I take the time to get to know their personality by the time our walk is over. I love my job walking your dogs and can guarantee a worn out pup when we get back!

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Dog first aid and/or CPR, Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected 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

Dog Walking in Darbyville

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Darbyville

Victorian Village

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,601 per sq. mi.

Victorian Village

This dog-friendly community is close to Darbyville, Ohio. The main attraction here is the Goodale Park. In this park, you will need to keep your pup on a leash. The surface of the park is mostly dirt, so when it rains it can get messy. The park does offer hoses if you need to wash off your dog before you leave. There is a water fountain available for when your pup gets thirsty and also waste disposals throughout the park. There is shading available for you and your pup. The area is separated for larger dogs and for smaller dogs. Grab your leash and head on over to Goodale Park for a pawesome day of exploring nature.

North Franklinton

Population Density

2,541 per sq. mi.

North Franklinton

This neighborhood is located about 25 miles south of Darbyville and is a great place for you and your pooch to enjoy nature. The Lower Scioto Greenway is in this neighborhood which is a trail system that is part of a former rail line which is now part of Rails- to-Trails. This trail is 10.5 miles long. Something to keep in mind is the trail is asphalt and it could get hot for your pup’s paws. You will need a leash for your pup, and don’t forget to bring some water to drink. There are some shaded areas along the way to stop and rest out of the sun. If you want the pawfect opportunity to bond with your furry friend, come explore this trail.

Central Columbus

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,100 per sq. mi.

Central Columbus

In Central Columbus, which is located about 25 miles from Darbyville, there is a large dog park that’s the pawfect place for Fido to stretch his legs. The Godown Dog Park is an off-leash dog park and is completely fenced in. If you are worried about your dog’s size, they have the area separated into 2 smaller areas for different sized dogs. Your pooch can explore different areas of the park; there is a wood chipped area, a grassy area, and hills to climb. This park has a lot of trees for shading and water fountains if you or your pooch would get thirsty. If you want to bond with your fur baby, stop by the Godown Dog Park and you won’t be disappointed!

Whetstone

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,924 per sq. mi.

Whetstone

If you are looking to have a relaxing day with your pooch, visit this neighborhood, which is home to Whetstone Park. This park requires that your pooch stay on their leash while visiting. There is a small area near a stream that you can allow you pooch off their leash to play in the water. This park does not have any type of fencing which is why your pup must be on a leash. The area is mostly grass and there are plenty of shade trees to relax under on a hot day. You will need to bring waste supplies for your pup and water for both of you. Grab your leash and see how much of this park you and your pup can explore.

East Columbus

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

5,773 per sq. mi.

East Columbus

This dog-friendly neighborhood is home to the Big Walnut Dog Park. This dog park is an off-leash park that is completely fenced in. Your pooch can roll around in the grassy area and socialize with other dogs. There are plenty of trees for shading as well. There is a pond for your canine pal to make a splash in as well. You’ll want to pack a towel, since Fido is sure to spend most of his time at this park playing in the pond with his new fur-iends. Grab some water and supplies to clean up after your pooch and get ready to have a pawesome time at this park!