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Quinton GFort Mill, SC

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“Your dog’s BEST FRIEND”

Hi, I'm Quinton! I have had various breeds of dogs while growing up (German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, and Bullmastiff just to name a few). I've fostered, groomed and walked many different breeds of dogs as well! I'm an overall fun and active person, so your dog will definitely have a great time with me! I love jogging too, so if you prefer that your canine friend is more active, I can definitely accommodate.

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Socially Distanced Pet Care

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

Amber CFort Mill, SC

4.9

(2633)

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“More than a walk - Extra Photos & Play/spoil time”

My volunteer time in vet clinics, providing many years off care to my, family & friends’ fur babies, has me well equipped to provide the level of care your bark & purr family members deserve. During my years with Wag, I’ve strived to make sure dogs get attention &/or play time before & after their walks. When doing boardings, sittings & walks, there will be plenty of photo updates, detailed reports of care and grooming/training (as needed/requested). Your baby’ll surely get lots of love from me!

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Socially Distanced Pet Care

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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

Dog Walking in Fort Mill

Despite Fort Mill being located in South Carolina, it’s actually used as a suburb for nearby Charlotte, North Carolina. Don’t let that fool you, though; this small town, founded in 1873 and located in York County, has grown tremendously and can now hold its own.

Although the city’s most popular attraction might be Carowinds Theme Park, Fort Mill has plenty to offer dog owners, including a beautiful downtown district that includes a couple of dog-friendly restaurants. There are also several veterinarian clinics in the area, including one that’s open late for any pet-related emergencies you might have. If Fort Mill doesn’t have enough dog-friendly amenities for you, you’re nestled right between Charlotte and Rock Hill, both of which have numerous dog parks and dog-friendly restaurants, making Fort Mill a convenient place to be. If you’re looking to enjoy a small town vibe with big city luxuries, Fort Mill should be near the top of your list.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Fort Mill

Downtown

Population Density

752 per sq. mi.

Downtown

Downtown Fort Mill is home to Hobo’s, a local restaurant that’s popular with the people of Fort Mill. This restaurant serves up delicious, made-to-order burgers alongside mouthwatering milkshakes and craft beer. The best part? Your four-legged friend can join you while you eat. Hobo’s has a spacious patio where your dog can dine with you. Hobo’s will even give your dog some water, but don’t expect that to stop your pooch from wanting your burger! Can you resist the temptation to give your canine companion “just a bite”? A leash is required, as is good behavior.

New Gray Rock Road

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

1,378 per sq. mi.

New Gray Rock Road

Fort Mill’s New Gray Rock Road neighborhood is home to Central Bark Dog Park; try saying that three times fast! This off-leash dog park is completely fenced in, allowing your dog to run around and explore while making pawesome new friends. Although this dog park is small, locals say that it’s usually not too busy, so there’s plenty of room for your dog to get his exercise. There are plenty of benches for pup parents to relax on. A membership is required to use this dog park. You’ll also need to bring your own water and waste disposal bags.

Anne Springs Close Greenway

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

752 per sq. mi.

Anne Springs Close Greenway

Anne Springs Close Greenway is home to Mary Warner Mack Dog Park, but this isn’t just any dog park! MWM Dog Park, as it’s referred to by locals, spans twelve acres, allowing your dog plenty of room to run around and get in his daily exercise. There’s a separate space for smaller dogs, allowing your dog to comfortably make friends his own size. If you want to get in some exercise alongside your canine companion, there’s also a mile-long trail within the dog park. There’s also a dog-washing station in case your furry friend gets dirty while having fun. Water and waste disposal bags are provided.

Eastway

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,893 per sq. mi.

Eastway

If you drive thirty minutes north of Fort Mill, you’ll end up in Charlotte’s Eastway neighborhood, and your dog will thank you for making the trip! Barkingham Park, located within Reedy Creek Park, is a popular dog park that’s sure to be fun for your pawesome friend. There are two separate areas of the park; one is for smaller dogs, while the other is for larger dogs. Water is provided for your pets, but you’ll need to bring your own waste disposal bags. This park can become quite muddy when it rains, so bring along a towel to wipe your dog off with! The surrounding park also offers short hiking trails where Fido can join you. While a leash isn’t required for the dog park, one is required on the trails.

Frazier Park Charlotte

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

5,855 per sq. mi.

Frazier Park Charlotte

Located around thirty minutes north of Fort Mill is Charlotte’s Frazier Park, located just outside of downtown Charlotte. Frazier Park is home to the aptly-named Frazier Dog Park, where your dog is sure to have plenty of fun running around and meeting new four-legged friends. This off-leash dog park is completely fenced in, and it’s free and open to the public. There are designated sections for small and large dogs, so make sure to choose the right one. Waste disposal bags are not provided, and neither is water, so you’ll need to bring along your own for you and your pooch. Locals advise that parking can be hard to find.