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My name is Andrea Nuss. I worked as veterinary technician for 10 years when I younger. I now work full time in retail. I have three dogs of my own and enjoy spending time playing with them.
Hi my name is Scott. I love working with dogs and all kinds of other animals. I worked in law-enforcement for over 20 years and was working with the k-9 unit. I have had dogs all my life and all sizes. Dogs are our special babies. Thank you for letting me take care of your baby!
"Love Scott and my dogs do, too. He's really good with them; knowledgeable and kind. "
"Scott was great with Indy. He was nice tired out but not overheated. Also he handled Indy really well since he's a. Oh puppy."
"Thanks Scott for taking them out. I enjoyed the videos and they enjoyed the extra belly rubs! "
"Kelsey did such a great job with my boys!! They thoroughly enjoyed their walk with her!!!"
"Kelsey was super Friendly, took them for a good long walk, they came back tired and happy "
"ELIZABETH was extremely friendly she hit it off with Bear immediately and her love for animals truly shows I would highly recommend her"
"Excellent walker! Very nice person. Took excellent care with my dogs. I really like his credentials as my dad was once a policeman who also worked with the K-9 unit for a time. "
Addison is a vibrant city just north of Dallas. Although small in size, this Texan town is home to a vast assortment of restaurants, hotels and retail shops. The combination of small town community and big city energy make this a pawsome place for dogs and people alike.
Dogs living in Addison have a pupperific array of parks to choose from. Addison Town Park is a delightful place to take a stroll with your furry friend. Quorum Park has a beautiful fountain that lights up at night, as well as a paved walking path. For a heavenly experience, visit Celestial Park. Inspiring quotations, poetry and a human sundial make this a one of a kind park.
If your pup likes a night out on the town, he’s in luck. Addison has 29 pet friendly restaurants, so go ahead and schedule a dinner date with your furry BFF. The Londoner’s name says it all. This pub serves British cuisine classics like Scotch eggs, shepherd’s pie and chicken curry. Choose a seat on the dog friendly patio so your pooch can join you. Lazy Dog is not to be missed. Not only do they have delicious food for humans, they have a dog menu with items like grilled chicken breast and brown rice.
Les Lacs Dog Park is just calling your pup’s name. Located in the Marsh Lane and Beltway Drive neighborhood, this park provides a place for your furry pal to let loose and run wild. He’ll love meeting new friends while also getting some much needed exercise. A separate small dog area allows smaller pups to play at their own speed. Drinking water is available, so make sure your pooch stays hydrated, especially during the hot Texan summer days. Les Lacs Linear Park is connected to the Dog Park, and features plenty of amenities, including a lake and a walking trail to keep your pup busy.
There are nine pet friendly hotels in Addison, so if you and Fido are just passing through, you’ll have no problem finding a place to stay. Red Roof Inn and Suites Addison is located in the Town Center. This dog loving hotel allows one pet per room for no additional fee. Hyatt House Dallas Addison is also in the area. For a nominal fee, two pets up to 50 pounds can bunk here for the night. Residence Inn by Marriott welcomes two dogs of any size for an additional fee. La Quinta Inn and Suites also allows two dogs, but no fee is charged. Sounds like a tail waggin’ deal!
The Addison Road and Airport Parkway neighborhood is home to Redding Trail Dog Park. Bring your pup over so she can romp and play with friends new and old. She’ll love the chance to ditch the leash and run around carefree. A small dog section is provided for petite pooches, and each area has drinking fountains for two legged and four legged park patrons. You can also access the Redding Trail here which branches off from the park. For an extra treat, clip on your pal’s leash and take a stroll down the beautifully landscaped path. You can also head over to North Addison Park. It’s a little off the beaten path, so you may have the walking trail all to yourselves.
It’s no secret dogs and parks go hand in hand. Clip on your pup’s leash and head over to Vitruvian Park. Located in the Marsh Lane and Spring Valley Road area, this 12 acre park is sure to make your pooch’s tail wag. Public art, live performances and water features all make this park one happening place. Let your pal strut his stuff on the waterfront walkway. This path also connects to other regional trails, so feel free to explore the area. There are also two loops around the park; one clocks in at .72 and the other is .68. Your canine buddy will love feeling the sunshine on her back while getting her exercise.
Just two miles west of Addison is Wagging Tail Dog Park. Situated in the Chalfont Place neighborhood of north Dallas, this dog park is deluxe. It spreads over 6.9 acres and has separate areas for large and small dogs. Your four legged pal can dart and dash all over, or play a game of chase with some new friends. A drinking fountain and a bowl are provided so dogs can stay hydrated while they play. There is also an observation deck that offers scenic views of a waterfall and White Rock Creek. A walking trail loops the park, so when he’s done playing with his furry friends, your buddy can talk a walk with you.
