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Aurora, CO
  • 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

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Aurora, CO

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Denver, CO 80222

Why choose this provider?

Poops-R-Us is a family owned and operated pet care business that specializes in pet sitting and poop removal services in the Denver, Colorado area. Poops-R-Us offers pet sitting, yard care, mid-day potty breaks, and dog walking services. Their primary service is scheduled yard cleanup that involves a technician, equipped with sterilized equipment and shoe covers, to arrive based on the schedule chosen and rid the yard of droppings from grass, rocks, cement, decks, and patios. Different price packages are offered based on how frequent the technician shows up and how many dogs are in a property. Poops-R-Us is bonded, licensed and insured and is recognized by the BBB.

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5.0 / 5 (2)

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Denver, CO 80237

Why choose this provider?

Your Best Friend’s Friend was established in 1999 and provides pets and their owners throughout the South Metro Denver, Colorado area with their pet care services. Your Best Friend’s Friend was voted Best Pet Sitting Company for 2016 by Denver’s A-List. The staff at Your Best Friend’s Friend is trained in first aid and administration of medicines including injections and have also gone through extensive background checks. Your Best Friend’s Friend offers dog walking, pet sitting, puppy and elder care, overnight sitting, and home care services. They are a member of Pet Sitter International and the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters and regularly volunteer at many shelters and rescues in Denver.

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5.0
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5.0 / 5 (8)
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4.9 / 5 (4)

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Englewood, CO 80112

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Sparky’s Pet Sit & Walk offers pet care in Parker, Colorado and the surrounding areas. Sparky’s Pet Sit & Walk is insured, bonded, and Red Cross Certified in Pet First Aid and CPR, specializing in special needs pets. Sparky’s Pet Sit & Walk offers in-home pet sitting to reduce stress for both owner and pet. Regular weekday services include walks, exercise and potty breaks, reinforcement of training techniques, feeding and fresh water, medication administration, and daily communications. Weekend and travel services include brushing, litter box cleaning, mail and newspaper pickup, trash services, and home presence services. Sparky’s Pet Sit & Walk is a member of Pet Sitters International and member and insured through Pet Sitters Associates.

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5.0
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5.0 / 5 (8)

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Lone Tree, CO 80134

Why choose this provider?

Greyt Pet Services is a pet care business that provides their services in Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Centennial, Denver, Englewood, Franktown, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, and South-East Aurora. Greyt Pet Services can provide pet sitting for dogs, cats, fish, and small animals as well as daily walks, day visits, and overnight care. Every visit includes potty breaks, playtime, cooking and feeding meals, administering basic medication and exercise. Greyt Pet Services is bonded, insured, and certified in Pet First Aid and CPR. A list of prices for every service can be found on Greyt Pet Services’ website.

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4.6
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4.6 / 5 (11)
Yelp
4.5 / 5 (9)

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.