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Hi I'm Sara! I am new to the professional dog walking game, however I have personal experience walking my Basenji/Golden Retriever mix pup daily, along with walking dogs for friends and family. I am responsible, trustworthy, and understand that your fur baby is your prized possession! I look forward to making you and your fur baby happy :)
Hey!! My name is Brandi. I'm currently a professional basketball player, with this job I am able to do what I love. Give care and love for all the dogs out there, also give owners peace and comfort while they're away. I've been dog sitting and dog walking since my college career for basketball started. Due to a strict schedule I knew I had to create my own schedule to work and do something I loved. That's exactly why I'm still doing this! I also have two Australian Sheppards. I am very used to the active life of dogs, the care for them, and the genuine love they deserve. I hope to care for you and your baby soon :) thank you!
"Melanie was excellent, although Kona was a bit fearful at first, Melanie was very patient with him and he had a wonderful walk came back happy, happy, camper"
"She did a great job motivating an admittedly stubborn walker (she HATES walks). Thanks Melanie!"
The residents of Grand Prairie take fun seriously. With 52 city parks, there is something for everyone to enjoy, even man’s best friend. Central Bark bears two distinctions: It was the first dog park set up in Grand Prairie, and it was built to honor dogs and their handlers, who have served and died in the military. The park has exercise areas for dogs: one specifically for small dogs and one just for large dogs. Each includes shady areas with benches and water fountains for both canines and their owners.
Another park in the city has facilities for pets. Dogs can play on a leash in Mike Lewis Park. The park is equipped with special water fountains for dogs.
Grand Prairie, Texas is definitely a dog-friendly place. Several motels in the area allow pets in the rooms: Howard Johnson, Hyatt Place North Arlington, and Comfort Suites, to name a few. Motel 6 welcome dogs of all types and sizes. Guests are permitted two pets for no additional fee. All rooms are pet-friendly.
A campground in the area, Traders Village RV Park, allows dogs on the premises. Some restrictions apply. One requires any outdoors pets to be kept on leashes no more than six feet long. The owners charge an extra $20 fee per pet.
Obviously, Grand Prairie, Texas is pet-friendly. Bring your pets, spend the night in either a pet-friendly motel or at the pet-friendly RV Park, and enjoy the pet-friendly places in this pet-friendly city.
Central Bark Dog Park is Grand Prairie’s first dog park and is situated in the Mayfield Road and Robinson Road neighborhood. This park is a meeting place for the local canines and provides ample room for some doggone good playing. You pup will love the chance to run free and get her wiggles out. Small dogs have their own area, so they can enjoy the park without being overwhelmed by their bigger peers. There are plenty of trees for sniffing and some sandstone boulders for climbing on. While your fur baby is having the time of her life, you can relax on one of the comfortable benches.
The neighborhood of Division Street and Great Southwest Parkway is home to Tyre Park. Pack up your pooch and head over to this park for some fresh air and sunshine. Your pup will love being at your side as you take some laps around the park. Let her explore the grassy fields and take in all the new smells. There are picnic tables, so bring a lunch and stay a while. Just make sure to pack a treat (or two) for your furry pal. This park also has a playground and basketball court, so there’s plenty for the whole family to enjoy.
Dogs living in Grand Prairie’s City Center are sure to love an afternoon walk in Turner Park. With 60 acres of green space, this park is the perfect place for your pup to get those four legs moving. Get his heart rate pumping with some laps around the walking path. Or just wander through the shade trees and let Fido try to spot some squirrels. This park has tennis courts and a baseball field as well as a playground, so there will be plenty of people for your pup to meet. A trip to this park will make him one happy hound!
