Compare Dog Walkers Near You
A reliable dog walker means one less thing to worry about during a long workday. Pet Service Shop compares local walkers on price, walk style (solo vs. group), and GPS tracking so you can see exactly how — and how far — your dog was walked, backed by reviews from real pet parents.
What to look for in dog walking
- GPS tracking and photo updates so you know your dog actually got walked, and where.
- Solo vs. group walks — solo walks cost more but mean one-on-one attention, which matters for reactive dogs.
- Secure key-holding practices if the walker needs access to your home.
- Walk report cards — a quick note on potty breaks, energy level, and anything unusual.
Dog Walking in top cities
Pet Service Shop covers pet care nationwide — here are a few popular places to start.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between solo and group walks?
A solo walk is one-on-one with your dog. A group walk combines several compatible dogs on the same route, usually at a lower price. Filter by walk type on the search page to see only what you want.
How do I know my dog was actually walked?
Most walkers on Pet Service Shop offer GPS-tracked routes and photo updates sent after every walk — look for the "GPS-tracked walks" and "Pupdate photos" amenity tags.
Can a walker handle a reactive or nervous dog?
Many can — look for walkers offering solo (1-on-1) walks, and check reviews mentioning reactive or anxious dogs specifically. When unsure, message the walker directly before booking.
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