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Jennifer HRossville, TN 38066

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My name is Jennifer and I live in Germantown, Tennessee, with my husband, three daughters, dog and cat. I have been a dog lover my entire life having grown up with several four-legged friends on a farm in Ohio. When we moved to Germantown, we brought a cat with us, but we did not have a dog at that time. I am now the owner of a brown Golden Chow named Scout, and a white and black cat named Pearl. My oldest two daughters are now out of the house, which is leaving me more time to take care of my animals and yours as well. Please contact me if you need some help with your dog. I am available to assist anyone in Germantown.

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Todd SRossville, TN 38066

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My name is Todd and I for my entire life I have always had at least one dog as a pet. I have had everything from a Pit Bull to a Shih Tzu. Currently my wife and I have an 11 year old Shepherd/Chow mix named Sorrow. I have lived in Memphis, TN for my entire life and am very familiar with most of the neighborhoods and dog parks. I love to go on long walks with my dog and am sure that I would love to go on a long walk with yours.

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Dog Walking in Rossville

Rossville is a small town with rich natural beauty and some devoted residents. The town has never been a large one, but it’s been steadily growing over the years, and is now up over 800 residents. Though Rossville itself doesn’t have any vets, there are over a dozen less than twenty miles away. Rossville is one of a string of communities, and a 15 minute drive could take you and your dog to nearby Piperton, where there are two 24-hour vet hospitals.

If you’re passing through at lunch or dinner time, head to the Wolf River Cafe.They serve hearty American food and have outdoor tables perfect for taking a break from a hot, cramped car. Enjoy the coolness of the nearby Wolf River as you eat! If you prefer something a little more “south of the border”, Rossville’s El Sol Azteca Mexican Restaurant is the place to go. This Mexican restaurant focuses on authentic flavors and vibrant presentation, along with a rotating specials menu to keep locals coming back for more.

Rossville’s small town charm is evident in its small size and commutability. Explore all the Rossville has to offer you and your dog for wagging good times all around.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Rossville

Hutton Farms

Population Density

640 per sq. mi.

Hutton Farms

If you are looking for a place to walk and explore with your canine companion, check out William B. Clark State Natural Area to the north in Williston. This conservation area spans 460 acres along the Wolf River in Rossville. Spend some time checking out the interpretive boardwalk, which winds through about 1,600 feet of bald cypress-water tupelo forest. The boardwalk is a great place to observe a variety of birds and other wildlife. William B. Clark State Natural Area is open year-round from dusk to dawk, and it provides a unique opportunity to explore Tennessee wildlife with your four-legged best friend. Dogs are always welcome, as long as they are kept on a leash and cleaned up after.

Moscow

Population Density

526 per sq. mi.

Moscow

Located just 15 miles east of Rossville in the small community of Moscow is the Ghost River State Natural Area, a great place to go and have a tail-wagging good time with your dog. Encompassing 2,220 acres along a 14-miles section of the Wolf River known as the Ghost River. This natural area features a loop trail as well as a 600-foot boardwalk for you and your dog to explore. While you’re there, be sure to keep an eye out for the numerous species of plants and wildlife that call the area home. Plenty of parking is available near the trail.

First Sector

Population Density

6,017 per sq. mi.

First Sector

If you are passing through the Rossville area along Route 57 and need a place to stay with your furry travel buddy, head about 7 miles west to Collierville. If you’re traveling with a small dog, check out the Hampton Inn. If, however, you are traveling with a larger pet, you may feel more at home at Days Inn & Suites Collierville. Both hotels allow two or more dogs, but there is an additional pet fee. If you’re feeling hungry and want to indulge your sweet tooth, check out City Hall Cheesecake or Donut Hut. Both restaurants feature Fido-friendly outdoor seating.

Poplar Estates

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,810 per sq. mi.

Poplar Estates

Just over 20 miles northwest of Rossville lies Germantown, Tennessee. When you’re in the Hunters Run part of the city, stop by Forgey Park. This off-leash park is fenced in to keep your pup secure. There is a separate area for canines under 25 pounds, and the park is open during daylight hours. An automatic watering bowl is available to help your hound stay hydrated, and cleanup bags are provided. If you plan on visiting, make sure your pup is up-to-date on all vaccinations. Four-legged visitors must be well-behaved and respond well to their owners’ commands. Also, please note that there is a fee to use this park.

Midtown

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

64,672 per sq. mi.

Midtown

Located 26 miles west of Rossville, the city of Memphis’ East Memphis neighborhood is a pup-ular destination for pet parents. Whether you are a local or you are just passing through the area, stop by Memphis Dog Park. This park features one acre for large dogs and a half acre for smaller dogs. Both areas are fenced in, and biodegradable bags are provided for waste cleanup. Make note, though, that the park does not have water service, so you will need to bring your own. Before you bring your dog for a day of fun, make sure he is up-to-date on all his vaccinations.