Youngstown, OH

Dog walking in Youngstown

Book on-demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers. Choose between a 20, 30, or 60-minute walk for your pup.

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Customer reviews

Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.

My girl Harley gets so excited to walk with Elise. And stays in driveway till she leaves.

Angie M.

She loves you more.

Angie M.

Harley loves Elise and gets so excited when she comes.

Angie M.

This lady seems to be a very sweet and genuine lady. My boxers LOVED her! There s areas of our lives that we really cannot afford to trust just anyone, and one of those areas for me is with my fur babies. I ve been battling some pretty serious health issues and I ve had a lot of sleepless nights just watching them sleep and in this day and age with people being so internally ugly and heartless, I ve been pretty worried about being able to find someone that I would be able to trust with my babes. I didn t sleep at all last night but I m going upstairs now and get some peaceful sleep because I finally, after three months of searching, found the one I am able trust. I do not have one single doubt or reservations with this lady. Anyone considering her for for their fur babies should find themselves to be very lucky and blessed individuals!

Belinda W.

Thank you so much for walking Cooper today!!!!

Amanda L.

Thank you for taking such good care of Arnie!!

Marissa D.

CARI H.

Bobbie R.

Why book dog walker in Youngstown

Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Youngstown, OH dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Youngstown, OH has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Youngstown

Schenley

If you want to enjoy some outdoor time with your furry friend, head over to Mill Creek Park. This park can be accessed in Schenley. It spans more than 2,600 acres and requires more than one visit to see all it has to offer. Visitors can enjoy numerous activities such as biking, fishing, boating, golf and tennis. Leash up your pup and head out for a hike. There are over 15 miles of trail throughout the park and hikes range from half a mile to 2.75 miles. So you’ll be able to find one that fits your pup’s activity level. Whether you trek through the forest or hang out by the lake, your furry friend is sure to have a woofin’ good time!

Kirkmere

If your pup is in dire need of a bath, take a trip to Dar’s Dirty Dogs. Located in Kirkmere, this DIY dog wash gives you the chance to wash your dog without getting your own home all sudsy. Washtubs of all sizes are available, so even the extra large pooches can get clean. You’ll have access to a variety of shampoos, brushes, towels, and blow dryers. And don’t forget the waterproof aprons! If your canine pal does better with a professional bather, grooming appointments are also available. Either way, when your four legged friend leaves, he will look pawsitively handsome!

McKays Corners

This neighborhood in Mahoning County bordering Youngstown to the south is home to Boardman Park. With over 227 acres of amazing green space, this large park is home to trails, open spaces, sports fields, and its very own dark park! The Pawstown Dog Park is a fenced in area, with separations for large and small dogs, water fountains for you and your pup, and benches for you to take a rest while your friend plays with other neighborhood dogs. There is a yearly membership fee required to enter the dog park, but your dog will certainly think it’s worth it!

North Heights

Leash up your pup and head over to North Heights for a stroll through Crandall Park. Your four legged companion will enjoy walking through the trees and meeting new friends. This park has pavilions and picnic tables, so bring a little something to snack on. The walking paths are a pupperific place for your furry friend to get her daily dose of doggy exercise. After a couple loops around the park, venture out into the surrounding area. Wander around the tree lined residential streets. Let your pup stop and socialize with the neighbors. She’ll love discovering new places while breathing in some fresh air.

Hazelton

As one of Youngstown’s largest parks, Lincoln Park has plenty of green space for your pup to explore. Located in Hazelton, this park is loaded with beautiful shade trees and plenty of shrubbery. Let your pooch’s nose be the guide as you wander through the wooded area. Chances are he’ll see a squirrel or two! Find your way to the infamous Council Rock. According to legend, this rock was split by lightning during a Native American celebration in 1775. Today, the rock draws countless amounts of curious visitors. Take a photo of your furry friend next to this local landmark and let him be a part of history!