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Danielle MPlano, TX

5.0

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“Dog hair is my favorite accessory 🐾 !”

I have been the go to pet sitter/walker for the last 7 years for several physicians in the area. I’ve never met a pup that I didn’t love! I’m very loyal, honest, caring, and treat all the babies that I care for as if they are my own. What could be better for an animal lover than to have the opportunity to spend time with animals, and create a fruitful income doing it?!

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Specialties

Senior dog care, Fast walker, Dogs who pull

Bernardo RPlano, TX

4.9

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“one of the best and more qualified dog walkers.”

Hello, I'm Bernardo. I finished school in Mexico in 2017 with my degree in Veterinarian Medicine and Zootechnics. I'm an animal lover at heart, I have adopted and raised two beautiful and healthy dogs. The love I have for them has motivated me to learn all I could about dogs. I'm excited to be your next Wag! walker, And rest asssure, I will take care of your dog as if I'm taking care of my own.

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Dog first aid and/or CPR, 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, Obedience training, Potty training, Puppy training

Dog Walking in Plano

Plano is renowned as the most affluent city in the entire United States and is also the feature location for the home offices of many top US companies. As a result, Plano is a popular destination for many business travelers. If you happen to bring your pup along with you on your business (or pleasure) trip, Plan is host to an expansive and enthralling list of activities to keep you both well entertained!

Long day of meetings at corporate headquarters? Relax and let loose at the Jack Carter Dog Park. This off-leash fenced dog park offers benches, picnic tables, and water fountains for both people and dogs. A recent addition to the park in 2014 included shade trees, nighttime lighting, and improved amenities. After your afternoon at the park, grab some dinner at Katy’s Trail Ice House, where you can feast on BBQ, burgers, and even some dark beer venison chili. Katy’s features a spacious patio area that’s dog-friendly.

When the sun goes down, book a room at La Quinta Inn Plano. This pet-friendly hotel allows up to two animals of any size per room at no additional cost. Whether you’re coming to Plano for an important business meeting, or you’re just in town to enjoy the area’s many attractions, you’ll have a hard time heading home!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Plano

Hunters Creek Estates

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

5,421 per sq. mi.

Hunters Creek Estates

Jack Carter Dog Park is an off-leash area inside the popular Jack Carter Park. This doggie area is divided in two. Large dogs get one side and small dogs get the other. Both sides have benches, shade shelters, and drinking fountains for both humans and canines. This park is a great place to romp, and social dogs are sure to make friends. If your pup prefers the security of leashed walks, Bluebonnet Trail is also in Hunters Creek Estates. This former rail line is now one of the many rail trails in Plano. It’s a flat, easy to walk, multi-use path that your pup will love to explore.

Park Hollow

Population Density

1,829 per sq. mi.

Park Hollow

Park Hollow is home to several great places to walk your dog. First, the Bob Woodruff Park Trail is a smooth, concrete path near Rowlett Creek. The walking is easy, but it can go on for as long as you like. The trail doesn’t double back, so keep track of the distance you travel as you walk! The area is also close to Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve. This wilderness-like area allows leashed dogs only so they don’t disturb the wildlife. Nevertheless, this large, green area is a hit with Plano pups. Wagging tails all around for Park Hollow!

Spring Creek

Population Density

3,455 per sq. mi.

Spring Creek

When you and your dog are ready for a nice dinner on the town, you don’t have to travel far. Spring Creek in Plano has excellent options waiting for your enjoyment. Start with Bavarian Grill, which makes house-made, seasonal German food to compliment the over 50 varieties of German beer served on the premises. Dogs are welcomed to the outdoor dining area with bowls of water. If you prefer Mexican food, the nearby Abuelo’s serves up dishes ranging from the Authentic to “Mexican inspired”, so there’s something for every palette. Outdoor seating is dog friendly and allows your pup to people watch as you dine.

Original Donation

Population Density

4,080 per sq. mi.

Original Donation

Original Donation has a small space to work with, but Haggard Park Trail opens it up to the world. Haggard Park is a small park, great for walking dogs or relaxing for a picnic, but doing laps of the park is enough to make even an energetic dog bored. The Haggard Park Trail is a rail trail that spans Original Donation. Once upon a time, this trail was a railroad. Now that it’s not, it’s been converted into a paved path for use by cyclists, joggers, and dog walkers.

If you follow it long enough, it will link up with other rail trails throughout Plano.

Shafer Plaza

Population Density

1,613 per sq. mi.

Shafer Plaza

Get dinner in Shafer Plaza tonight! Dogs and the humans who adore them can dine outside at a couple of fine Shafer Plaza establishments every night. Start the evening at Rugby House Pub. Dogs are served water on the patio, and the humans can choose from a full drinks menu as well as plenty of food options. You can get classic pub favorites like shepherd’s pie and burgers! You can also head to Holy Grail Pub for covered patio seating and water bowls for your dog. If you want something with a different twist, nearby Pepper Smash has outdoor, dog-friendly seating and serves mediterranean food along with gourmet cocktails.