PETS / PET SUPPLIES / PET SERVICES Part of making a new life in a new city is coming up with new routines and hangouts. This can be challenging when you have a dog (or two!) in tow. Fear not, we have put together some of the area’s best ways to experience the Triad with your dog. ADVENTURES Art & Photography Tour and Lesson (Winston Salem)- Grab your pup and take a walk through the story the Historic District, Industrial District, and Patterson Avenue with Plant 64. The experience lasts 2 hours and can accommodate up to 2 guests ages 18 and up. Rates start at $20 per person. Contact the Silver Lining Marketing Company Bi-Centennial Greenway or Greensboro Rail-Trail System (Greensboro) These are both part of 1600 rail-trails supported by Railsto-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. It’s a great spot to walk your dog and let them sniff all the sniffs. Frogholler Lavender Farm (Madison)- Frogholler Lavender farm is a pet-friendly lavender field, store, and greenhouse. Located on 4 acres of gorgeous scenery, this makes an awesome spot to snap a few pics of your pup or enjoy a dog-friendly picnic. The Arboretum (Greensboro) – The Arboretum is full of lush, manicured grounds and comes with all the smells for your pup! A great spot for photography as well, your dog is sure to enjoy this park just a short distance from Friendly Center and Downtown Greensboro.
PLAY AND SHOP Doggos Dog Park and Pub (Greensboro)Check out the Triad’s first dog park and pub, where friendly, fixed, and vaccinated pups can run and play in the spacious supervised, indoor-outdoor dog park, while their 21+ humans grab a draft or cocktail at the bar. (Cont. on pg. 7) Find Businesses, Coupons and Events near by www.OurLocalSearch.com
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