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Krista CEverett, WA

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“Rain/shine & day/night I’ll walk them anytime! <3”

Hey there! I am a pet owner myself; I have one dog, Piper (German Shepherd/Boxer/Pit mix) and one snake. I have been around and have experience with various breeds, age and temperament and also certified dog trainer. When I’m not walking pups I do before/after school care as a Program Manager, I’m a Para for special needs kids and most importantly a mom to two boys. I believe myself to be honest and trusting and treat each animal as if it were my own, respectfully and loving.

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Can run with dogs, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience, Obedience training, Puppy training

Tiffany SEverett, WA

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(2047)

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Hello! I work in veterinary shelter medicine, and I have 10+ years of experience with dogs of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments. I specialize in animal safe handling and behavior. Looking forward to meeting you and your fine furry friends for lots of daily enrichment and exercise.

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Dog Walking in Everett

Everett, Washington, is a sizeable city north of Seattle and home to the largest public marina in the West Coast. The city is attractive for both tourist and families looking for a new place to call home. There is also a lot of green in Everett; there is a total of 40 parks in the city. Some of these parks offer fishing spots, swimming areas, hiking trails, golf courses and much more.

Washington state has one of the highest pet populations in the country. There are also a lot of pets in Everett. Some of the parks in Everett have special off-leash dog areas to accommodate the canine part of the pet population in the city. Howarth Park, for instance, is a beautiful 28-acre park that includes a long beach. While dogs have to be on a leash in the rest of the park, they are free to romp around on the beach and jump in the water.

In case dogs prefer the woods over the beach dog owners can opt for the Logan Berry Lane Off-Leash Dog Park. The park offers a number of trails that wind through the dense forests of the region. The soil can from time to time get muddy, making this park a spot for adventurous dogs who do not mind to getting a little bit dirty.

Last but not least, dog owners can take their dogs to the Lowell Parks Off-Leash Area. This dog park is similar to other dog parks that can be found in most cities in the country. The park is fully enclosed and offers a safe environment for dogs to play around without the restrictions of a leash.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Everett

Harborview Seahurst Glenhaven

Population Density

3,368 per sq. mi.

Harborview Seahurst Glenhaven

Your pooch will love the long beach of Howarth Park that is great for long runs along the edge of the water and a quick dip. At low tide, the sand stretches out forever with plenty of room for you and your pup to roam. Bring along a picnic and get some sun! Check the tide reports before going to ensure ultimate beach bliss and park up top for a fun little hike down to the water in this lush 28-acre park. Not all the park is off leash, just the beach area, but other areas of the park include picnic and grill facilities, trails, recreational activities, and restrooms.

Casino Road

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

9,189 per sq. mi.

Casino Road

Loganberry Lane Dog Park is a large wooded area between Kasch Park Athletic Complex and Walter Hall Golf Course. The dog park has an open area at the entrance off of 18th Ave W, but most of the area is a network of forested trails through natural vegetation, just perfect for sniff-tastic exercise. The trails can be muddy and it is not completely fenced, so your wily pup could escape the park boundaries if so inclined. There are no restrooms available, and you will need to bring along your own water and a bowl when you visit the dog park. Dog waste bags and garbage cans are provided.

Lowell

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,318 per sq. mi.

Lowell

Lowell Park hosts a small dog park, the Lowell Park Off-Leash Area. Dogs love the chance to run off-leash at this small, fully fenced dog park, which includes hilly terrain and water. Lowell Riverfront Park has a lovely waterfront trail for a leashed walk. Several side trails allow you to explore the riverfront area and one leads to a lookout over the landscape and rail tracks. The wide paved trail is about a mile long and flat making it accessible to families with small children or the elderly. Take a rest on a bench or enjoy a picnic at the tables along the way.

Cascade View

Population Density

5,392 per sq. mi.

Cascade View

Crucible Brewing serves refreshing craft beer in a contemporary and open setting that welcomes dogs. Sample a variety of libations, produced using classic brewing techniques and flavorful ingredients. Food trucks are often onsite on Fridays and Saturdays for delicious outside eats. Bring your dog along to enjoy the space inside and outside the taproom. Cascade View Park, a small neighborhood park just north of the Everett Mall, has flat terrain and paved trails for a peaceful walk, as well as a small pond to interest your water-loving pup. Enjoy a picnic table in summer for lunch. Leashed pups are welcome on the trails, but not on the sport fields.

Delta Junction

Population Density

4,423 per sq. mi.

Delta Junction

The beautiful 10-acre, Wiggums Hollow Park has spectacular play areas and lots of open green space with concrete trails for a great leashed walk with your pooch. Well maintained restrooms, dog waste bags, and picnic and grill areas are available here. Find your way through the Labyrinth and explore the public art installations. Cafe Zippy serves a variety of coffee drinks, soups, and sandwiches in a warm and casual atmosphere that offers dog-friendly outside tables. Enjoy delicious breakfast and lunch eats of comfort food, soups, wraps or a tasty assortment of vegan fare. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area.