Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.

Book walkers near you

Nicole DSonoma, CA 95476

4.9

(1163)

Book now

“I can’t wait to meet your dog!”

Hi, I'm Nicole! I grew up in a household with at least one dog, and at times, up to five. My dad likes to joke that I was 'raised by dogs.' I miss having my own, and I always jump at the opportunity to walk or dog sit for my friends and family. I like to lead an active lifestyle and meeting new dogs is one of my favorite activities. I look forward to meeting yours!

Background Checked

High Demand

Top Pet Caregiver

Socially Distanced Pet Care

Specialties

High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull

Jennifer DSonoma, CA 95476

4.9

(524)

Book now

To say I love dogs would be an understatement. -Happy dogs feed my soul! My whole life has revolved around animals, and how I could better their lives. I absolutely adore dogs, and have always been fortunate to have been surrounded by them throughout my entire life, not only on a personal level, but on a professional level as well. Over the years I've spent time volunteering at local animal shelters, pet sitting for friends and family, working at a dog bakery, participating in animal care fundraisers, and eventually developing a career in Animal Welfare, where I have over 5 years experience working as a Veterinary Assistant/Technician, inclusive of employment at a Veterinary Hospital that specialized in low stress tactics for the animals. In the field, I have always treated every dog with the love, care and patience that I would want another to give to my own fur-baby, and in using the Wag! app I will hold the same standard, along with the goal of a fun and happy experience and walk for each dog, every walk!

Background Checked

High Demand

Top Pet Caregiver

Dog Walking in Sonoma

Located in northern California in the epicenter of the Sonoma Valley wine region, Sonoma is a city with a lot more to offer than just wine, although the wine is indeed a great reason to visit! Sonoma has a population of just over 11,000, but thousands of people visit every year to sample all that Sonoma has to offer. The mild climate in Sonoma makes it a nice city to be a pet owner because you won't have to worry freezing your paws off in the winter. There are also a handful of veterinary offices in Sonoma to help keep your beloved dog healthy and happy.

To get a taste, and a sniff, of all that Sonoma has to offer, be sure to visit one of their world-renowned wineries. Many Sonoma wineries are dog-friendly, and that includes the Ravenswood Winery in northeastern Sonoma. You can explore the grounds and even visit the tasting room with Rover at your side, as long as he is on a leash. No trip to Sonoma is complete without a trip to a winery, and the only thing that could make wine tasting in Sonoma even better is getting to do it with your four-legged family members, too!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Sonoma

El Verano

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,609 per sq. mi.

El Verano

Just west of Sonoma lies the small community of El Verano, California. El Verano is a quiet town with warm weather, lovely scenery, and many families who love living in beautiful wine country. There are many dog owners in this area, and they often meet at Ernie Smith Community Regional Park. This fenced-in dog park is a place dogs can run free and burn off energy while they meet and interact with other dogs. There is also a playground nearby, as well as sports fields and other recreational activities. You will also find many walking paths and a wetland preservation in the park's vicinity.

West Side

Population Density

300 per sq. mi.

West Side

West Side is a large community in Sonoma with plenty of green space and parks for you to explore with your dog. This is a good area for hiking and walking, and it is also where you can access the Sonoma Bike Path. Part of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy non-profit program, the Sonoma Bike Path was once a railway line, but it was turned into a trail that is great for not only riding bikes but also for walking dogs. This trail is part of a network of trails that spans nation-wide, and it's an excellent way to explore American cities.

Waterfront

Dog Parks

2 parks

Population Density

701 per sq. mi.

Waterfront

Petaluma is just a 20-minute drive from Sonoma, and although it's a small town, it has many activities for dogs and dog owners. One such activity in the Waterfront neighborhood of Petaluma is the Rocky Memorial Regional Dog Park. This 9-acre park is not fenced in, but it is far from roads and very spacious. If your pooch is particularly energetic, they'll really love all of the room to run and play at this Petaluma park. While this park doesn't have a fence on the perimeter or separate sections for dogs of different sizes, there is enough room for everyone to play nicely.

Northwest Napa

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

4,238 per sq. mi.

Northwest Napa

Napa is another city synonymous with Wine Country, and it's a very short drive from the city of Sonoma. Northwest Napa is a beautiful part of the city with lots of sniff-tastic greenery to explore and plenty of open space to run and play. One of the best places to do this in Northwest Napa is at Alston Park. Dogs and humans alike appreciate that this park has flat trails to walk and hills to climb. This vast nature preserve has a fenced dog area with both on-leash and off-leash sections. There is also agility equipment, water, toys, and doggy doo-doo bags to keep the park clean.

South Boyes Springs

Population Density

300 per sq. mi.

South Boyes Springs

Boyes Springs is an area of Sonoma famous for its warm and inviting hot springs, which are one of three hot springs in the area. The springs were first discovered in 1895, and before long, the area was a premier health resort where wealthy Californians would visit. Many still visit the hot springs today, but Boyes Springs is now much more than a health resort area. In South Boyes Springs, you'll find what many call the best Mexican food in all of Sonoma County at El Molino. This popular restaurant has outdoor picnic tables that are dog-friendly, so your pooch can stay by your side while you dig into enchiladas, tacos, nachos Verdes or any of their other tasty meals.