Here you can check out the stories of the amazing dog minders who have been featured on this page.
Meet our dog minders – Cathy & Peter from Willoughby in Sydney Click on the images to view Cathy & Peter’s profile Local doggy park & why it’s great? Hallstrom Park – all the roads are far away, so we don’t have to be worried about letting the dogs off the leash for a good … Continue reading Featured Dog Minders Cathy & Peter from Willoughby in Sydney
Meet our Dog Minder – Luci from Thornbury in Melbourne Click on the image to view Luci’s profile Local doggy park & why it’s great? All Nations Park in Northcote. It has a great doggy park, lots of walking tracks, and there are always lots of doggy friends around. What 1 life lesson could humans learn from … Continue reading Featured Dog Minder Luci from Thornbury
Meredith, Lane Cove NSW Click on the image to view Meredith’s profile Local doggy park & why its great? Kingsford Smith Oval at Longueville. Famous off-leash meeting spot for all four legged friends. Riverview is also just down the road, and the dogs adore the private beach and ovals. Your first childhood dog’s name and breed … Continue reading Featured Dog Minder Meredith from Lane Cove
Tricia from Redland Bay, QLD (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why its great? I actually take the dogs down to the Esplanade each morning for a nice walk along the water. What 1 life lesson could humans learn from dogs? Unconditional love no matter what. “It’s a dog’s life” because… … Continue reading Tricia E. – August 2013
Flavia B, Palm Beach QLD Click on the image to view Flavia’s profile Local doggy park & why its great? Mallawa Drive Sports Complex – There’s something about this spacious off-leash park that makes me feel comfortable and secure in letting the pups run around. Neighbours always have a smile on their face and love my … Continue reading Flavia B – June 2014
Carol P, Currumbin Waters QLD Click on the image to view Carol’s profile Local doggy park & why its great? Shuster’s Park in Elanora because lots of pet owners socialise their doggies there, acres of treed parkland to run leash-free and the Tallebudgera Creek is on the perimeter for those who are more aquatically inclined. Your first … Continue reading Carol P – Jan 2014
Kimberley D, Mermaid Waters QLD (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why its great? Pizzey Park. Beautiful surroundings, off-leash walking allowed, and fenced dog training circuit. Dogs have the best time there and get to cool off and play in the water or go smelling in amongst the tall tree forest. … Continue reading Kimberley D – Nov 2013
Jean from Frenchs Forest, NSW (Click the photo to view profile) Your first childhood dog’s name and breed My first childhood dog’s name was Mac. He was a Scottish Aberdeen Terrier. What 1 life lesson could humans learn from dogs? I think the No.1 life lesson humans can learn from dogs is unconditional love. “It’s … Continue reading Jean J. – September 2013
Vikki from Labrador, QLD (Member since November, 2012) (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why it’s great? Len Fox Park, Marine Parade, Labrador. It’s a great park as all the locals gather there for their walkies so the puppy dogs get to socialise together and the humans get to have a … Continue reading Vikki G. & Tobias S. – April 2013
Suzie from Meridan Plains – Sunshine Coast (Member Since May, 2012) (Click the photo to view profile) Local doggy park & why its great? Currimundi beach is doggy heaven, such a great spot to run freely with your four-legged friend. Of course on-lead along the Esplanade from King’s Beach to Happy Valley is another favourite. What … Continue reading Suzie E. – May 2013
