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Hello! My name is Angela. I LOVE animals, most specifically dogs. I am currently a proud puppy owner of a rescued lab mix. I have volunteered at numerous animal shelters since I was a teenager and I was a dog-sitter in college. I am currently a Kindergarten teacher, so I understand having patience and passion for little ones. I apply this same practice to dogs. I also love exercising and I think one of the best ways of getting your daily activity is through walking. I look forward to walking with your precious pooch!
Angela lives in the area of Washington D.C. and she is super excited to begin a new journal as a dog walker. She is energetic and enjoys spending time outdoors, specially with her lovely dog, Maya. Angela has a great experience with different breed dogs. Her family has had dogs for many generations but recientes Angela decided to get her own dog; a beautiful Siberian Husky who is now 6 months old. Angela grew a begged love towards dogs and now she wants to take this passion for dogs to a new level. Angela will love to have the opportunity to meet new dogs and share the time walking and making them very happy!
"Nicki was great and Onyx loved her! She was attentive to his dislikes and he came back tired :) "
"You are amazing!! Thank you so much!! River can sometimes get overly playful and behave kind of poorly on the leash but I am so glad that you all got along so well! I'm sure she can't wait to see you again!!"
"Laura was very sweet to Selene and seemed to have a lot of fun during the walk! Thank you!!"
"Matt seemed to do very well with Rhett. He's a big dog but I didn't get any texts or calls from Matt with any concerns so I assume he did very well! "
"Thank you so much! I especially appreciate the extra pics since i miss buddy! "
"Ben was awesome! My original walker was a no show but Ben came to the rescue. He was understanding of my work situation and was patient with me when he tried to access the building. He posted videos and marked Mimi's walk which was great!"
"Thank you so much for walking Buffy in the rain! It's definitely not her favorite but I appreciate you working with her to make sure she got some exercise! "
"Matthew was great with Camilla! She can be a little fussy on rainy days, but he made sure she got all the love and attention she needed even though she didn't want to walk much. Played a little extra inside with her. Thanks, Matthew! "
"Angela is so sweet!! And Mochi seems enjoying the walk very much with her. "
"Ben was awesome! He sent me updates and videos of the walk with my pup, which was so appreciated! Lorenzo looked like he was having a great time :) I will be booking Ben for my future dog walks for sure! "
Falls Church is a small city in the state of Virginia. Included in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, this historic area was involved in both the American Revolutionary War and the American Civil War. Today, Falls Church is a popular place for young families, including pet owners. Pet parents will find 10 veterinarians within the city's limits.
Although Falls Church is a small, quiet community, it does offer a few amenities for pets and their parents. Spend some time exploring the trails at Roundtree Park, or check out West End Park.
Adventuring can be tiresome, and if you need a place to rest your head, try Westin Tysons Corner. This hotel welcomes small dogs at no additional fee. If you are traveling with a larger canine companion, TownePlace Suites by Marriott Falls Church may be a better choice, but does charge a pet fee. When you're feeling hungry, check out one of the local restaurants with dog-friendly outdoor seating, including La Caraquea and Sea Pearl.
Whether you and your pup are locals or you are just passing through the area, you will have no trouble finding something to do in and around the dog-friendly community of Falls Church, Virginia.
The heart of Falls Church’s City Center area is the place to be if you want to grab a bite to eat with your four-legged friend. For seafood and sandwiches in a casual setting, try Clare and Don’s Beach Shack. Seating for dogs is available, and your pup will even get his own water bowl. Dogwood Tavern is another local favorite with specialties like pecan crusted trout and jambalaya. In the mood for Italian? Try Argia’s Italian Restaurant. If you would like to sample more than a dozen local brews along with your meal, stop by Mad Fox Brewing Company.
If you are in the East Falls Church area, stop by Benjamin Banneker Park. This park features 11-acres filled with trails, picnic areas and playgrounds to enjoy with your entire family. There is also a large playfield, as well as a dog park. The Benjamin Banneker Dog Park is fenced in for off-leash play, and there are plenty of shade trees to help you and your pup stay cool on hot sunny days. Toys, cleanup supplies and fresh water are provided. There is a small pool available during the summer months, and benches where pet parents can rest.
Located just four miles east of Falls Church, the Arlington neighborhood of Fairlington-Shirlington is a pawsome place for pups. Located in Shirlington Park, Shirlington Dog Park is the perfect place to bring your dog to socialize and enjoy some off-leash play. This large, fenced-in park has a separate area where small dogs can play safely away from larger breeds, and there is even a stream where dogs can cool off on hot summer days. Water fountains are located throughout the park, so keeping your hound hydrated is a breeze. Trash cans are also available to allow for simple cleanup.
This Arlington neighborhood is located just over four miles southeast of Falls Church, and is home to the puptastic Glencarlyn Dog Park. The park is kept very clean, but it is not fenced, so your pup may need to remain leashed if he does not respond to voice commands. One of the best parts of this park is the stream where dogs are allowed to take a dip on hot summer days. There are also a few wooded paths to explore, and the park meets the W&OD Trail if your dog is in need of a longer walk.
A few miles further east in Arlington’s Penrose neighborhood, you will find Towers Dog Park. Located inside Towers Park, this doggy destination is fully fenced and has a smaller area for small dogs. The park is open daily from dawn until 10 p.m., and it is well-lit for nighttime use. Water spigots are available to help keep your thirsty pup hydrated. The park also provides tennis balls so you and your dog can enjoy an exciting game of fetch. There is a small selection of agility equipment, and benches and picnic tables are available so pet parents can relax and take in the action.
