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Book nowI've been walking dogs regularly since I was a freshman in high school. Excited to be able to walk dogs in my new neighborhood, especially since I am not an owner anymore. My dog Holly was my favorite family member (sorry Mom!) and I know just how important it was for her to get out daily -even if only for a 30 minute walk.
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4.9
(13)
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Book nowGrowing up on a farm, I spent my years around lots of different animals, but none hold quite the same place in my heart as dogs. As a dog mom, foster parent, and shelter volunteer, I have the background and enthusiasm to guarantee an enjoyable experience for your pup. I will work diligently to ensure the happiness of your furry friend by making sure he or she is getting the well-deserved exercise and attention to promote a healthy lifestyle.
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Puppy care, Training experience, Obedience training, Socialization training, Potty training, Puppy training
4.8
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Book nowHi - My name is Elizabeth. I am from North Carolina but my parents had a place in the Upper East Side of NYC that we would visit often while growing up. I have worked professionally for Queen City Pet-sitting and I love all animals. I have taken care of other people's pets for 10+ years along with housesitting. I am energetic, outgoing, patient, experienced, adaptable, and passionate. I am also a professional contemporary dancer (although I have been dancing ballet since 4 years old) and I am an administrative assistant. I have owned dogs, turtles, fish, birds, and hermit crabs. I am friendly, reliable, punctual, and would love to take care of your dog!
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4.9
(24)
Last service:
Book nowI've been walking dogs regularly since I was a freshman in high school. Excited to be able to walk dogs in my new neighborhood, especially since I am not an owner anymore. My dog Holly was my favorite family member (sorry Mom!) and I know just how important it was for her to get out daily -even if only for a 30 minute walk.
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4.9
(13)
Last service:
Book nowGrowing up on a farm, I spent my years around lots of different animals, but none hold quite the same place in my heart as dogs. As a dog mom, foster parent, and shelter volunteer, I have the background and enthusiasm to guarantee an enjoyable experience for your pup. I will work diligently to ensure the happiness of your furry friend by making sure he or she is getting the well-deserved exercise and attention to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Background Checked
Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Puppy care, Training experience, Obedience training, Socialization training, Potty training, Puppy training
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4.95
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$23.50 - $32.88
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Denise T.
Verified Boarding
Sabrina was so awesome. We will definitely be working with her again. Charli was made to feel at home which was awesome.
Sabrina C
Emily W.
Verified Walk
Barbara made sure to keep my husky in the shade during a mid-day walk. Looks like Kira loved getting to explore with a new friend!
Barbara M
Amanda A.
Verified Walk
Great walker thank you SO much
Elizabeth H
Denise T.
Verified Boarding
Sabrina was so awesome. We will definitely be working with her again. Charli was made to feel at home which was awesome.
Book nowSabrina C
Emily W.
Verified Walk
Barbara made sure to keep my husky in the shade during a mid-day walk. Looks like Kira loved getting to explore with a new friend!
Book nowBarbara M
Amanda A.
Verified Walk
Great walker thank you SO much
Book nowElizabeth H
Best Dog Friendly Neighborhoods in Buena Vista
Southwest Lexington
48
Population DensitySouthwest Lexington
48Boxerwood Nature Center and Woodland Garden in Lexington is nine miles northwest of Buena Vista, and a lovely place to take your pup for a day out. The 15-acre park is home to a nature centre with beautifully manicured gardens that boast a huge array of plants, wildlife and art to admire as you pass through. There are two short trail walks through Pioneer Forest, plus a fun Children’s Play Trail for the little ones. Other highlights include the Fairy Forest and the Big Chair, perfect spots for a family photo! Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the garden.
Natural Bridge
36Population DensityNatural Bridge
36Sixteen miles southwest of Buena Vista is
Natural Bridge, where you will find The Natural Bridge State Park with six
miles of trails around the impressive 15-foot tall naturally formed limestone
bridge. The Cedar Creek Trail is one of the best, at two miles long this trail
offers an easy walk with views of a waterfall as a reward. There is a small
admission fee to the park, but on site there are restrooms, a gift shop, a
living history museum and beautiful areas to stop for a packed lunch. Dogs are
permitted here but must remain leashed. Always clean up after your pet when out
and about. If you are looking for a place to eat with your pet by your side,
there are three restaurants at the Natural Bridge Hotel and Conference Centre
that allow your dog to sit by you at one of the outdoor tables; The Red Fox
Tavern, The Colonial Dining Room and the Archway Deli.
East Lexington
24Population DensityEast Lexington
24For something a little different, why not take your pup to the movies? Head up to Lexington’s Hull’s Drive In and relax in the comfort of your own car while you and Fido kick back and enjoy the latest blockbuster. A concession stand sells all your favourite movie snacks, plus a range of hot food such as hamburgers, corn dogs and toasted sandwiches. Hull’s loves dogs and will even give your buddy a treat at the gate! After your movie, head to nearby Lexington Coffee Roasters for a hot cuppa and delicious sweet treat to round off your day. Your dog is welcome to join you at one of the outside tables.
Buffalo Bend/ Buffalo Forge
12Population DensityBuffalo Bend/ Buffalo Forge
12Lake A. Willis Robertson Recreation Area is 19
miles east of Buena Vista in Lexington and a great place to bring your pup for a walk, spend
a day out fishing in the lake or stop for a picnic in the forest. There are
eight miles of trails, including an easy 1.6-mile walk around the 26-acre lake.
You can also camp here for a few days with your dog if you would like to stay a
little longer. Pets are welcome, but need to stay controlled and leashed.
Whether visiting for the day or camping, come prepared with plenty of food,
water for you both, a bowl for pup, clean up bags and bug spray.
Pleasant View/ Pedlar Mills
0Population DensityPleasant View/ Pedlar Mills
0In neighboring Amherst, the extensive Appalachian
Trail winds its way through the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and provides a
solid trail experience for you and your dog. Long Mountain Wayside is a great
place to park up and is just 10 miles east of Buena Vista, and from here you
can walk as far as you like either north or south while enjoying the mountain
views and lush forest. Trail maps and extensive planning advice is available
through the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, so it is worth checking out the
information before heading off. Dogs are permitted in this section of the trail
but need to remain leashed and you must bury your dog’s waste or take it with
you.
Southwest Lexington
48Population DensitySouthwest Lexington
48Boxerwood Nature Center and Woodland Garden in Lexington is nine miles northwest of Buena Vista, and a lovely place to take your pup for a day out. The 15-acre park is home to a nature centre with beautifully manicured gardens that boast a huge array of plants, wildlife and art to admire as you pass through. There are two short trail walks through Pioneer Forest, plus a fun Children’s Play Trail for the little ones. Other highlights include the Fairy Forest and the Big Chair, perfect spots for a family photo! Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the garden.
Natural Bridge
36Population DensityNatural Bridge
36Sixteen miles southwest of Buena Vista is
Natural Bridge, where you will find The Natural Bridge State Park with six
miles of trails around the impressive 15-foot tall naturally formed limestone
bridge. The Cedar Creek Trail is one of the best, at two miles long this trail
offers an easy walk with views of a waterfall as a reward. There is a small
admission fee to the park, but on site there are restrooms, a gift shop, a
living history museum and beautiful areas to stop for a packed lunch. Dogs are
permitted here but must remain leashed. Always clean up after your pet when out
and about. If you are looking for a place to eat with your pet by your side,
there are three restaurants at the Natural Bridge Hotel and Conference Centre
that allow your dog to sit by you at one of the outdoor tables; The Red Fox
Tavern, The Colonial Dining Room and the Archway Deli.
East Lexington
24Population DensityEast Lexington
24For something a little different, why not take your pup to the movies? Head up to Lexington’s Hull’s Drive In and relax in the comfort of your own car while you and Fido kick back and enjoy the latest blockbuster. A concession stand sells all your favourite movie snacks, plus a range of hot food such as hamburgers, corn dogs and toasted sandwiches. Hull’s loves dogs and will even give your buddy a treat at the gate! After your movie, head to nearby Lexington Coffee Roasters for a hot cuppa and delicious sweet treat to round off your day. Your dog is welcome to join you at one of the outside tables.
Buffalo Bend/ Buffalo Forge
12Population DensityBuffalo Bend/ Buffalo Forge
12Lake A. Willis Robertson Recreation Area is 19
miles east of Buena Vista in Lexington and a great place to bring your pup for a walk, spend
a day out fishing in the lake or stop for a picnic in the forest. There are
eight miles of trails, including an easy 1.6-mile walk around the 26-acre lake.
You can also camp here for a few days with your dog if you would like to stay a
little longer. Pets are welcome, but need to stay controlled and leashed.
Whether visiting for the day or camping, come prepared with plenty of food,
water for you both, a bowl for pup, clean up bags and bug spray.
Pleasant View/ Pedlar Mills
0Population DensityPleasant View/ Pedlar Mills
0In neighboring Amherst, the extensive Appalachian
Trail winds its way through the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and provides a
solid trail experience for you and your dog. Long Mountain Wayside is a great
place to park up and is just 10 miles east of Buena Vista, and from here you
can walk as far as you like either north or south while enjoying the mountain
views and lush forest. Trail maps and extensive planning advice is available
through the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, so it is worth checking out the
information before heading off. Dogs are permitted in this section of the trail
but need to remain leashed and you must bury your dog’s waste or take it with
you.