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Ever since I can remember I have been a big lover of dogs. I have owned a long haired chihuahua and now am the proud owner of a sweet puggle named Kayden. My thing is that dogs deserve to get as much outside play and exercise as much as they want and also need, and I love providing that experience for them. It's my biggest passion to help others and make them happy and if I can make that difference for a dog and their owner it would truly make me happy to do so. I'll care for your dog with lots of love and plenty of water and food as needed, and protect them from any hazard to keep their safety my top priority. Above all else, they'll receive so much love because every dog deserves it!
I'm pro dog walker! I've been an animal whisperer and athlete since I was a young lad. I have owned many animals myself and have cared for numerous others. I've worked at Pet Supplies Plus, where I developed a serious interest in nutrition. I've even boarded dogs in my home and am looking forward to sharing my love with your dog!
"Channing was a delight and my big LAB room right to her. She was prompt and sweet and we hope to have her back!"
"She was such a sweetheart! I appreciated her cheerful friendly demeanor and her incredible patience with my dog. I would definitely love to have her walk him again in the future! "
"T-Bone is getting spoiled by his walks. Come to think of it, he can be demanding at times. Thanks again"
"Easy going, and very comfortable meting luna. Luna was happy when she came home."
"Always here to add needed emotional growth if needed. I walked him last night around the block and he gave me the look of. (Is that all? He fired me). He loves to stretch out his legs and see the neighbor a"
"Stella loved her walk with Kaleb! Will definitely be scheduling again in the near future. "
"Great walker. Showed up on time and had no problems! Defiantly will add to my prioritized list."
"Allen took our dogs on a different route and they enjoyed the new scenery and sniffs! Kaleb was great, arrived early and had them out for over 30 minutes. Highly recommend! "
"I adore & appreciate you almost as much as Dez & Stella do!! They look forward to walking with you!! Thanks again for walking them!!"
"I seriously can't thank you enough!!! I love that they come home exhausted and ready to rest for a while. And they LOVE going on walks with you!!!"
There is an abundance of pet-friendly attractions in Richardson, Texas. Whether you’re looking to spend the whole day enjoying the sunshine and working up a sweat, or if you and Fido would just like to take an easy stroll in the park, there are options for everybody!
After five years of planning, Richardson’s own dog park, the Bush Central Barkway, was opened in 2005. This beautiful and clean park offers the traditional small and large dog areas, along with a third area for slower-moving older dogs or dogs who are recovering from surgery. With benches and bathrooms, this park is a hit with pooches and their two-legged owners.
What about trying one of Richardson’s trails for a walk or hike? A local favorite is the Spring Creek Nature Area Trail. At almost three miles, this loop trail provides a paved route and access to the river. There’s also Prairie Creek Park, which has gorgeous paths and covered bridges. Notable for its’ fall foliage, this trail is perfect for short and peaceful walks.
Richardson has about forty total miles of trails and walkways, so there’s always something new to explore. Spring Creek Trail, Renner Trail, Owens Trail, and Duck Creek Trail are other viable options in the area – just take your pick!
Bush Central Barkway is a very punny name for this off leash dog park. Located near the parkways almost as far north as Plano, Creekwood Apartments has to make use of every block it’s got. Dedicating space to canines wasn’t done lightly, and they’ve pulled out all the stops to make this park a success. There are three areas: one for large dogs, one for small dogs, and one for slow, elderly, or disabled dogs who need to be with other low activity pups. There are shade trees, soft turf, and a paved walkway. There’s even a doggie drinking fountain!
Terrace Park is nestled in a residential neighborhood, and has the busy park amenities to show for it. Aside from the playground and sports areas, the park has picnic tables and some grass for walking, playing, and lounging in the sun. If your dog needs a bit more exercise, you can use the walking path to walk loops until he’s all tuckered out. If you work up an appetite, head to Sultan Cafe. This lovely cafe serves mediterranean and Middle Eastern food with authentic flavors. It also has many outdoor seating options so you and your dog are comfortable and cared for.
University students influence the entire area around them, and that’s why Point North Park is geared less towards children and more towards adults. There’s no playground, though there are sports fields and courts. There’s a picnic area and lots of green space for your dog to roam! The park isn’t huge, but it is large enough for you to tire out an energetic dog with a few laps around the park. This is great for those days when you just can’t fit a full park run into your schedule. At Point North Park, you get what you need, and it’s pretty great.
Heights Park in Richardson is a great place to go with your dog. Dogs have to be on leash in the park, but with 33 acres to explore, that’s no problem. You can start by letting your dog people-watch at the sports fields and community pool (sadly, the doggie paddle is forbidden.) Next head deeper into the park and just put in the distance. By the time you’ve made it through the walking paths, your pup should be panting for a break. Picnic or just rest under the shade trees before heading off. Heights Park is the height of doggie enjoyment.
A lot of dog-friendly restaurants only start serving in the late morning or afternoon in this neighborhood. KNowing where you take your dog to get an early start can be a challenge. Cafe Brazil in North Richardson is the answer you and your dog have been wagging for! Cafe Brazil claims that it’s “Not just another coffee house”, and they deliver! This delicious treat serves upscale diner food for breakfast and lunch, with a variety of twists that will suit most diets. Dogs are welcome to dine on the patio with you, and the waitstaff is happy to offer bowls of water to doggie guests!
