Prescott, AZ

Dog walking in Prescott

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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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.

Thank you for being so sweet and attentive with my pups!!!

Meghan O.

Vanessa had a great rapport with Riley. She has a helpful and friendly way with Riley. When I have Riley again I will definitely ask for vanessa!!

Deborah W.

Vanessa is a great compliment to the Wag program. She has a therapeutic rapport with my dog. She is a favorite of Riley and myself.

Deborah W.

Vanessa is excellent! She took great care of my pups, was prompt, communicative, and followed directions. Highly recommend!!

Meghan O.

Thank you so much!

Meagan H.

Union grocery has the best treats! She was probably trying to puppy telepathically tell you! Thanks for a nice evening walk

annie F.

You re the best! Thanks so much for helping me out while I was at work. I know he enjoyed your company, he ll look forward to walking with you again!

Brittany B.

Thank you a bunch! This was my first time using Wag and you made it easy. Thanks for the updates!

Deniale U.

Thanks Annie!

Alex C.

Letalatala G.

Why book dog walker in Prescott

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 Prescott, AZ 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. Prescott, AZ has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Prescott

Willow Creek

Willow Creek Dog Park, located at 3181 Willow Creek Road in Prescott, provides a flat, fenced-in space for some leash-free entertainment. The dog park is divided for small and larger dogs. Pieces of colorful agility equipment add to the fun. There’s only dirt here, no grass. A good sniff in Mother Earth is okay, but no digging allowed! A ramada in the middle of the park provides shade and benches for humans to sit and socialize, too. The neighborhood is a sprawling commercial and residential area so most dogs visit the park by car. The park opens each day at 7am and closes at sunset (10 pm in the summer).

Prescott Valley

Twelve miles northeast of the city of Prescott is the growing suburb of Prescott Valley. This suburb is the home of many dog-friendly places like the Prescott Valley Dog Park. The dog park is a subset of the larger Mountain Valley Park. This expansive recreational facility covering 69 acres is located at 8600 E. Nance in Prescott Valley. This dog park finds its niche among a suburban neighborhood of houses and schools. Mountains grace the horizon, but this dog park is flat, brown, and gravel. The dogs don’t seem to give a woof as they run leash-free, and enjoy each other’s company with a lick or two. Many benches line the park for tired humans. A few trees provide a bit of green, but they are just a tease--not much for shade!

Downtown

James S. Acker Park, situated near downtown Prescott, provides a stimulating hike along 80 acres of natural Arizona beauty. Traversing the one-mile loop trail is the perfect way to start or end the day. Dogs must be on leash for this walk, and good manners are expected from dogs and humans alike. Access to the park is from 421 S. Virginia, but accessing the trail proves to be a hike in itself. Even so, it’s worth every step. This trail provides a spectacular view overlooking Prescott. Pink and yellow wildflowers decorate the trail in season. Gorgeous sunsets of distance mountains make humans stop and think while a companion dog takes a break from the walk. Mosaic art make for an interesting stop, too.

Historic District

The cleverly named Beastro welcomes all dogs into its art gallery because the focus of its art is animals. This little house turned art museum offers art, music, and even poetry reading in its fundraising efforts. “Feed a Beast in Need” is one of those events, and dogs are encouraged to attend. This gem of a beatnik throwback is located in the historic Prescott City downtown neighborhood at 117 N. McCormick. There is an outdoor area for solo guitarists or a drum circle, and a small stage for a visiting band. The Beastro may be rented for events, and all dogs of any size are welcome. Sounds like a pawsitively perfect way to spend a day.

National Forest

Prescott National Forest is 1 ¼ million acres of forest that encircles Prescott. This magnificent forest makes any dog feel a bit of the wolf in him. The rugged, mountainous landscape is the perfect place for camping, hiking, horseback riding, climbing, and fishing. Dogs don’t have to stay home here. They do need to be on leash on trails, though. Dogs must stay with their humans in special tent areas, which also allow for equine companions. Cabin rentals are available, and dogs allowed to stay outside on a leash. Prescott National Forest is a great place for a dog to have a howlin’ good time.