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Best Dog Walkers in West Hollywood

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Our goal is to connect people with the best local professionals. We scored West Hollywood Dog Walkers on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best.

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Rover

West Hollywood, CA
  • Dog Walking
  • Pets Services

Why choose this provider?

Rover offers doggy daycare services for pet owners throughout the local area. Its network includes thousands of pet sitters that are available to care for dogs while their owners work or travel. The service connects sitters with clients online or through its app. Customers can meet with sitters prior to booking, and services are available for a range of dogs, including high-energy puppies and dogs with special needs.

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4.5

Price: $10 off first booking!

West Hollywood, CA

Why choose this provider?

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Website
Los Angeles, CA 90046

Why choose this provider?

Walk N Wag Pet Care has been serving customers for more than a decade and has a reputation as the safe, reliable choice in professional pet services and care. Every member of the staff is bonded and insured by Pet Sitters Associates LLC and holds certification in Pet First Aid and CPR, so customers can get peace of mind knowing that beloved animals are in safe, caring hands. The company's dog walking service let pets release pent-up energy, enjoy sniffing and socializing, and help maintain a healthy, active routine. The company also offers in-home boarding, daily visits to tend to pets' needs while owners are away, and concierge pet taxi, food delivery, and pet health consultations.

Reputation:

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4.0
Yelp
4.0 / 5 (5)

Website
Hollywood, CA 90069

Why choose this provider?

WeHounds is a bonded and insured provider of high-quality dog walking and pet care in Los Angeles that gives its “full, undivided attention” to canine family members. The company handles the dogs individually, although it can schedule playdates with neighbors, and it makes sure to respond to their specific emotional and physical needs. The friendly and compassionate team has years of combined professional experience and training, and it also watches over cats, rabbits and other small mammals, birds, turtles, and fishes. WeHounds has an affiliation with Pet Sitters Associates, and it holds a Red Cross certification in Pet First Aid and CPR.

Reputation:

We scour the internet for reviews from well-known resources. Each provider is evaluated based on the quality and quantity of their reviews, their presence on multiple review sites, and their average minimum rating.
5.0
Yelp
5.0 / 5 (23)
Google
5.0 / 5 (13)

Website
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Why choose this provider?

Los Angeles Pooch Patrol is a highly reliable dog walking company in Los Angeles that caters to all the needs of canine family members. The team consists of trained, experienced, and naturally compassionate professionals, and it has a reputation for delivering quality services at affordable rates. Los Angeles Pooch Patrol also takes care of cats, and the tasks include 30-minute walks, outdoor exercise, pet sitting, and visits. The establishment operates seven days a week, and the coverage area includes West Hollywood, Miracle Mile, Hancock Park, and Beverly Hills. The staff does not charge for the consultation, and it offers special discounts to loyal customers.

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West Hollywood, CA 90046

Why choose this provider?

The Speed Walking Dog is a bonded and insured provider of top-notch pet services in Hollywood that tailors the care plans to the personality and specific needs of each canine client. The team consists of experienced professionals, who are compassionate and friendly by nature, and it enjoys high ratings from past and present customers. The Speed Walking Dog also pampers feline family members, and it offers overnight and long-term stay options. The establishment is open “day and night, seven days a week,” and the coverage area includes Venice, West Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Los Feliz, Glendale, Echo Park, Culver City, Beachwood Canyon, and Studio City.

Reputation:

We scour the internet for reviews from well-known resources. Each provider is evaluated based on the quality and quantity of their reviews, their presence on multiple review sites, and their average minimum rating.
5.0
Yelp
5.0 / 5 (6)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Introduction

    Many people have turned to dog walking as a regular household service. Dog walking can give your pet some exercise while you’re away at work or just take this chore off your hands when you’re having a busy day. Additionally, some people simply need dog walking help if they’ve sustained an injury or have health-related issues.


    Regardless of why you’re hiring a dog walker, it’s a hugely positive act for your pet. They get exercise, company, and an extra set of eyes on them.

  • How often should you walk your dog?

    The general rule is to walk your dog at least three to four times a day, with each walk being at least 15 minutes long. However, this can significantly vary depending on the dog breed, the dog's age, and the dog's energy levels. For example, some breeds that require a lot of exercise are Labrador retrievers, German shepherds, and boxers.

  • How long should I walk my dog?

    In total, most vets recommend a dog receives between 30 minutes to two hours of exercise a day. The variation depends on your dog’s energy levels. So, if you're hiring a dog walker for a one-hour morning walk, you can choose to do the other 30 minutes to an hour yourself in the evening.

  • How do you walk a dog?

    Usually, it’s safest to walk your dog on a leash so you can prevent them from wandering away. Dog walkers can help your dog learn how to walk well, as they are experts in dog walking. In general, dogs should walk close to their owners (or dog walker) and stay on the left side.

  • How do you train a dog to walk on a leash?

    Many dogs don’t adapt to leash walking right away. They may lunge, pull, or even stop walking. You can ask your dog walker to help train your dog to walk on a leash better. For example, when dogs pull on a leash, the correct reaction is to stop walking. Eventually, this teaches them that pulling won’t be tolerated.

  • How do I stop my dog barking when out walking?

    It doesn't feel great when your dog barks at other dogs. Luckily, you can train this behavior out of them. The experts recommend you teach your dog to heel. This way, when other dogs pass by, you can get your dog to heel and reward them for their good behavior. You can ask your dog walker to practice this on their walks.

  • Why do dogs like walks?

    Walking your dog has two benefits: it's physical exercise for them and it's mentally stimulating. Dogs are genetically a very active species that likes to be outdoors, so they enjoy getting outside a couple of times a day. Additionally, the smells and sights on their walk stimulate their brain. The human equivalent of a dog’s walk is like reading a good book.