Susan G.
9/21/2014
I cannot say enough good things about Samantha and the entire DOTR crew. I have six dogs and most are street dogs who were humanely trapped and very special needs. Sam has done an amazing job with...
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Nashville, TN 37209
Dogs On The Run is a certified woman-owned small business established in 2003, dedicated to providing top-notch pet care services in Nashville, TN. They specialize in offering a personalized Pet Care Concierge service tailored for both pet parents and professionals, ensuring a stress-free experience for all involved.
With a team of accredited pet care professionals who meet high standards of quality and expertise, Dogs On The Run guarantees exceptional and compassionate care for your furry companions. Their services extend beyond basic pet care to provide exclusive attention and specialized treatments that cater to the unique needs of each pet.
At Dogs On The Run, the emphasis is on creating a seamless and elevated pet care experience, promising that no pet will go without care while under their supervision. Whether your pet is staying at home or enjoying a vacation at a professional's residence, they ensure a fun and unforgettable time for your beloved animals.
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5.05 reviewsJoan S.
10/21/2012
Erica has taken care of our many pets for over 5 yrs. Her years of experience working in a Vet Clinic & in animal rehab gives me a great deal of confidence when traveling. Now as my pets are...
Seth S.
4/26/2015
Rochelle and the crew at Dogs on the Run are fantastic and they treat my pup like she was their own. I called several places when I first moved to Nashville in search of a dog walker, and did not...
Peter W.
10/22/2012
If you want to have top notch, honest caring pet sitting, this is the place. I could not be happier and it is quite affordable compared to many other services. A+++
T R.
10/5/2014
Rochelle and Sam are awesome!!! Our 3 babies love it when they come to visit and they take such good care of them. Usually when we go out of town, they pout, but not when these guys are watching...
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