Thinking about visiting the DC Metro Area? Or maybe you live in the area and are looking for a fun place to go with your pup. There is no doubt this area is super dog friendly, but one spot you must put on your agenda to visit is Old Town Alexandria. Located just a few miles outside of Washington, DC, this little town is one of the most dog friendly places you will find anywhere.
Jen Lichtblau, dog mom to @oldtownprancer provides a guided tour unlike any other. She includes lots of historical antedotes, shares which stores are dog friendly, and even provides directions to houses and businesses that cater to dogs by offering treats and water.
Tune in to learn some wonderful history about Alexandria and get the scoop in a perfect dog day in Old Town Alexandria.
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