We walk one-on-one on weekdays in Bella Vista, Queen Village, and Hawthorne, with a primary walker who gets to know your dog and your routine. These blocks sit between East Passyunk and Center City, where most of our walks are, so our walkers are often nearby.
Your walker chooses the route based on your dog and the day, and your visit report includes the GPS map.
There’s usually dropped food on the sidewalks around the Italian Market, so dogs stay close on a short leash and walkers steer them away from it. When it’s crowded, we use a parallel street instead.
Good for: Dogs who take crowds in stride
There are several small parks within a few blocks of each other here, so a 30-minute walk can take in two or three. We keep to the paths and away from the playgrounds.
Good for: A steady 30-minute loop
The residential blocks east of 6th are quiet most of the day, which makes them a good fit for puppies, older dogs, and longer, slower walks.
Good for: Puppies, seniors, and dogs who like a slower pace
We set up keys and access at the meet & greet, around however your home works.
Most clients here use a smart lock or a lockbox. If we hold your key, it’s kept safe and never labeled with your address.
Steep trinity stairs, a crate on the third floor, a back door that sticks: tell us, and it goes in your dog’s care notes for any walker who comes.
In buildings with a front desk, we can pick up and return keys at the desk, and walkers follow the building’s sign-in rules.
We don’t take dogs into public dog parks. If your building has its own dog area, we can use it if you want.
When your weekly schedule is set, you’ll have a primary walker who does most of your walks and gets to know your dog.
If they’re off, out sick, or unavailable, our scheduling team assigns another trained walker, who has your dog’s care notes and access details. You still get the report, notes, and photos. If your walker leaves us, we’ll pair you with a new primary walker.
A regular schedule means a more consistent walker. All of our walkers are employees: background-checked, trained by us, and insured.
Some of the people you’ll see in Bella Vista and Queen Village.
Hey there! My name is Dustin. I’ve grown up around animals my entire life with cats, dogs, lizards, and a few bad-tempered hamsters.
Hi, I’m Iain! I’m new to Philadelphia. I grew up in Virginia on a farm, so I am no stranger to animals small and large.
While Ian is an avid kitty lover, he often finds himself surrounded by dogs whether with friends or family.
One set of rates for every neighborhood we walk in. Prices are per walk and drop as you add walks each week.
| Walk length | 1–2 a week1–2/wk | 3–4 a week3–4/wk | 5+ a week5+/wk |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 minutes | $23 | $20 | $18 |
| 30 minutes | $26 | $24 | $22 |
| 60 minutes | $42 | $40 | $38 |
A manager comes by to meet you and your dog and go over keys, feeding, and the walks your dog likes. There’s no cost and no commitment.
Office hours are Monday–Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday–Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. We usually reply right away, and nearly always the same business day.
Takes about two minutes. No payment and no password, just your address and your dog’s details so we can match you with a walker.
