Washington, D.C. - On Saturday, November 9th, Netwalking® LLC will host “How to teach your dog to run, walk, and hike beside you” beginning at Meridian Hill Park (inside accessibility entrance at 15th Street NW & Euclid Street NW) to promote dog training tips, become good advocates for pet policies at our National Parks, network with attendees, and stop by and meet cool local pet-friendly businesses. The event is part of our monthly series taking place in Washington, D.C. showcasing local entrepreneurs and people within our vibrant neighborhoods through walking.

The event is free and open to the public. KIND SNACKS will be providing Kind Bars. More information available at http://netwalkglobal.eventbrite.com/.

WHO: In-studio interviews are available with the Netwalking® founder Jessica Tunon and Netwalking Leaders. Jackie Moyano, BS, CPDT-KA, PMCT is the co-founder of Behavior United and helps clients bring the fun of training into their day-to-day lives with their pets. Instagram @behaviorunited. Surprise from EnChroma, for a Netwalker that enables the color blind to see colors.

WHERE: Begins at Meridian Hill Park – inside accessibility entrance at 15th Street NW & Euclid Street NW. During the Netwalk we will be taking breaks and stopping by local businesses including Ace Hardware – Logan Circle, Lee’s Flowers and Wet Dog Tavern.

WHEN: Saturday, November 9th from 2:00PM EST until 4:30PM EST.

Note to television and radio reporters, assignment editors, and producers: For a television or radio interview opportunity, please contact Jessica Tunon at 571-969-5988 or by email at [email protected].

ABOUT NETWALKING
Netwalking®, a woman owned social impact D.C. based company that is reinventing the way we hold meetings in order to boost our mental, social and physical health -- by walking. To be most effective, energetic, productive and every moment as possible that’s Netwalking. We want our time to be as rewarding, energy-boosting, and enjoyable as possible. We have created a proven process with 100s of testimonials that once you Netwalk you will feel happier, healthier and more connected to your internal and external community. Netwalking helps you get people fired up by an idea, engaged and excited to work. We create the groundwork for leadership and health and wellness practices to take root and become part of the organization and event’s culture. We support you in making long-lasting positive impact on our own lives, the community and the environment. All fitness levels can participate with the outcome of receiving some of the more than 40 benefits of walking including happiness, lower stress levels, improved memory, creativity, and weight loss. For more information, visit: https://netwalkglobal.com/ and @netwalk.ing.
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