The Pavilions at Talking Stick

Take a stroll through the Xeriscape Garden in Scottsdale, Arizona, to learn about plants that thrive in the desert, as well as how to conserve water while keeping plants healthy. With over 7,000 plants representing over 200 different species on display, the garden is a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat. With your dog on a leash, follow the paths designated with instructional signs. As a reward for good conduct, take Petzooie to the Chaparral Park dog park, which is right next to the garden.

This fantastic dog park features distinct sections for both quiet and active dogs of all sizes. There are 3 acres of grass, water fountains, play elements, and seating in this 4-acre dog park. Owners of dogs are free to bring chairs as well, as long as they return them when they leave.

You and Petzooie are welcome to enjoy the large grassy areas and picnic ramadas at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. This fascinating park also has a railroad museum, antique carousel, shops, playgrounds, rides, and more.

Mountain View Park in Scottsdale, Arizona, is a great place to take the whole family, featuring Petzooie. Basketball, tennis, sand volleyball, and soccer lovers can enjoy the facilities, which all have ample lighting for play long after the sun sets. The playground will appeal to children, while the grassy areas will appeal to your dog. After you've gotten your fill of excitement, take a break at one of the shaded picnic tables for a picnic. The park is about thirty acres in size, with ample of parking. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Spend a couple hours shopping with your dog at Scottsdale Seville. From bars and boutiques to spas, restaurants, and coffee shops, the shopping center has it all. This is an outdoor shopping complex that may get pretty hot, so try to get there early in the morning or during the colder months. 21 Cakes is the ideal destination for a post-shopping treat for people with a sweet taste. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

You may take Petzooie for a walk through The Desert Garden at Scottsdale Ranch Park, which also has tennis courts. The garden was created to help people learn more about the Sonoran Desert, botanical processes, and the geology and soils of the adjacent McDowell Mountains. You can also reserve one of the picnic ramadas or simply swing by if one is available for a bite to eat. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and are not permitted on the tennis courts.