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Hello fur parents, my name is Alicia and I have several years of experience taking care of dogs as if they were my own fur babies. My pet duties included walks, bathing, medical needs such as administering medcine and lots of paw cuddles. I enjoy the natural love dogs show and being apart of making them happy. I look forward to walking your fur baby. :-)
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The city of Deer Park, Texas was named by Callie Highfield, who was a farmer and traveler. He named the city after the large amounts of deer that he would see on the plains. Deer Park is famous for more than just its wildlife, though. The city calls itself "the birthplace of Texas", and rightly so -- the battle which won Texas its independence from Mexico happened nearby, and the official treaty ending the war was signed in a cabin in Deer Park.
Historic Deer Park also loves its canine residents and visitors! There is a dog park for you and your pooch to visit here, along with 5 restaurants that are dog-friendly. If you have a hankering for some BBQ, The Brisket House is a good choice! They have outdoor seating to accommodate you and your furry friend, and they're open everyday so you can chow down any time. There is also the Pita Pit, which is located on Spencer Highway in Deer Park. They mainly serve -- you guessed it -- pitas! The food is very good, the staff is friendly, and they offer outside seating for you and your pooch to enjoy a meal together.
If you're looking to dine with your darling dog, Deer Park is a great place to do it! Unfortunately, Deer Park doesn't have a lot of other activities for dogs, but you'll find many other amenities, such as parks, walking trails and restaurants, only a short drive away out of town.
If you are looking for your pooch to run off some energy and get in some exercise, Deer Park has just the spot for you! The Ella and Friends Dog Park is located on West 13th Street and is a nice area for your pooch to enjoy himself. This park has two separate areas: one for smaller dogs and the other for larger dogs. The entire off-leash area is fenced in for your pup's safety. The surface is grassy, so your furry friend will have no trouble running around with other canine pals. There are some trees for shade and a lot of places to sit. The park also has night lighting in case you want to stay longer or can't get to the park until later. Drinking water is provided, but you will want to bring supplies for cleaning up. Grab a ball and head over to this puptastic park!
This pawesome neighborhood is located 18 miles from Deer Park, and is home to the Alexander Deussen Dog Park. This park has two separate areas for large and small breeds. Both areas at this off-leash park are fenced. Seating and shade trees are provided for additional comfort while you visit. The park also has agility equipment for your canine pal to play on, which your pooch will love romping on with his new friends! If you just want to walk with your dog, the paved walkway is pawfect for a stroll. You will want to bring water and supplies for cleaning up with you. Before you leave, rinse the grass out of your pup's fur with the hose, or just let them cool off before heading back home.
You'll find Buffalo Bayou Park just 18 miles from Deer Park, and, once you arrive, we're sure you'll agree that the short drive was well worth it! This community park is home to an off-leash dog park where your pooch can explore freely. Benches and covered tables provide pet parents with a shaded place to sit while watching their furry friends play. You will want to bring water and doggie waste bags for cleaning up. Also, if you want to enjoy a nice walk with your furry friend, there are paved walkways right outside the dog park. Put on your walking shoes and enjoy this puptastic park with your pooch!
This dog-friendly neighborhood is located about 18 miles from Deer Park, and is home to the Tom Bass Regional Park. You'll find an off-leash dog park inside the main park, which is the pawfect place for your pal to get some exercise! When out in the main park area, your pup will need to be on a leash. The dog park has two different areas depending on the size of your furry friend. There are water fountains for thirsty pups and also waste stations for a more convenient clean-up process. The area is full of lush green grass for your canine pal to roll around in with his new canine companions. Shade trees and some seating are available as well.
Nearby Pearland is home to The Southdown Dog Park, located 18 miles out of Deer Park. The dog park is an expansion of the community park. This is a nice area for your pup to explore off-leash and sniff out some new scents. The surface of the doggie area is covered with soft green grass, and your pooch will love romping all over the agility equipment. The park provides several water fountains for thirsty pups, but you will need to bring your own doggy waste bags for cleaning up. Something to keep in mind is you may want to bring something for shade, as there is not much shade available. This park would be perfect for a game of fetch with your furry friend!
