Dog walking in Atlanta
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- Atlanta, GA
Best dog walkers in Atlanta
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
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Best dog walkers in Atlanta
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How to book dog walkers near me
Get matched
A top-rated local Caregiver will match with you; or you can choose to browse Caregivers near you.
Follow along
Receive live updates and photos. Track your pup's walk via GPS.
Get a report card
Once your pet is home, view details on how the walk went, complete with a photo!
Why find pet care through Wag!?
Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of vetted and background checked pet sitters, overnight boarding, dog walkers, dog trainers, and even virtual vet chat. Schedule ahead for pet care while you are away, or book on-demand pet care during the workday. In 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.
Customer Reviews
Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog Walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever youāre 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.
Jasmine,
Atlanta
Awesome report card !!!!
Sydney,
Atlanta
Thanks for everything
Katherine,
Atlanta
thank you for taking care of my baby!!
Sydney,
Atlanta
Thanks for helping with Sasha
Raevan,
Atlanta
Great chat and very sweet!
Aisha,
Atlanta
Thank you!
Hillary,
Atlanta
Great first walking experience! Kara was so nice to Prince & I think he made a new friend in Layla! :)
Emma,
Atlanta
Cameron is so kind and helpful thank you !!
Dawn,
Atlanta
Great communication! Thank you.
Kat,
Atlanta
Jose gives the best updates and what a photographer!!!
Why book a dog walker in Atlanta?
Browse Atlanta, GA dog walkers to find a Caregiver that can provide the best pet care for your dog ā whether your pup is a major sniffing machine and needs a patient walker, or loves to pull full force and needs someone strong to hold the leash. Dog walkers on the Wag! platform are waiting to take your furry friend on a walk around Atlanta, GA so you don't have to stress about pet care. The app even notifies you when your dog poops or pees along the way!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Atlanta
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Midtown
Midtown Atlanta is a super hip neighborhood for pups and people alike. It's easy to chow down with your hound in Midtown, where you'll find pup-friendly patios serving up everything from Chinese and Italian fare to Southern soul food and light bites. You'll find even more canine-friendly cafes and bars just a short walk south in Tech Square. Looking for a place to work off your meal?Ā Piedmont Dog Park, a 3-acre off-leash zone with separately fenced areas for large and small dogs, is the "pawfect" spot for Lassie to feel the wind in their fur. If you'd prefer some on-leash exercise, hit the trails and soak up some scenic views of the cityscape.
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Old Fourth Ward
Affectionately nicknamed "O4W" by locals, Old Fourth Ward is one of Atlanta's oldest districts. From historic sites to buzzing nightlife, Old Fourth Ward really does have it allĀ ā even a place for your canine companion!Ā Renaissance Dog ParkĀ is the local hangout for local hounds and Atlanta dog walkers. This off-leash area features 5 acres split into separately fenced areas for pups large and small.Ā Freedom Barkway Dog ParkĀ is also located in O4W, so your pal is truly spoiled for choice! After your romp, leash up and take a walk about the neighborhood to discover succulent seafood, tantalizing tacos, and Southern-style brunch. Old Fourth Ward's dog-friendly taverns and cocktail bars are a "grrreat" place to grab a drink on a hot summer day.
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Lakewood Heights
Escape the buzz of downtown and venture to the southside of Atlanta. The vibrant street art of Lakewood Heights Historic District adds a pop of color to the city streets and makes for the perfect selfie opportunity with Spot. Your doggo's number-one destination will beĀ South Bend Dog Park. This enclosed area within South Bend Park comes complete with separately fenced sections for big woofers and petite pups, as well as waste baggies to make cleanup a breeze. While you won't find any dog-friendly eateries in this area, a handful of restaurants offer takeout options, so grab a doggy bag before heading back home.
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Downtown
Downtown Atlanta is the "ultimutt" blend of urban excitement and Southern charm. Thereās plenty for you and your pup to do,Ā including taking in the spectacular view of the city skyline at Woodruff Park, a popular place for locals, out-of-towners, and professional dog walkers in Atlanta. Another park that offers a sniffinā good time for leashed dogs isĀ Centennial Olympic Park. Athletes and lazy lapdogs alike will love a wander around the Fountain of Rings Plaza, a colorful monument to the 1996 Olympic Games. When your bellies start rumbling, treat yourselves to a burger or a cup of joe at one of downtown's many dog-friendly alfresco eateries. Or, if you'd prefer a little retail therapy instead, hit the nearby pet-friendly boutique with your doggy diva.Keep reading2
Atlantic Station
Atlantic Station is a quaint, compact neighborhood just a bone's throw from Midtown. Dubbed one of the "most walkable neighborhoods of Atlanta", Atlantic Station is a wagtastic spot to take your woofer for a walk past the neighborhood's shopping outlet. If Sparky needs some fresh air, amble around Millennium Gate, a museum-slash-park and a firm favorite with Atlanta dog walkers. The true treasure for your Terrier, though, is Atlantic Station Dog Park! This small park is open to doggos of all sizes, so it may not be the best option for protective pups or those who aren't exactly friendly with most mutts. When you've had all the off-leash fun you can handle, leash up and take a short walk south into Home Park, where you'll find dog-friendly dining options galore, from Mexican and Asian fare to burgers and pub grub.
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Atlanta is a super dog-friendly city, with tons of pet-friendly restaurants, dog groomers, events, and iconic places to snap pics of your pup. Spending a few days with your doggo in ATL? Check out these dog-friendly activities and businesses in Georgia's state capital.
Where to take pics of your dog in Atlanta GA
Want to snap some pics of your photogenic fur-baby? ATL is filled with iconic locations for a pup photoshoot ā here are a few of our favorite spots to take pictures of your dog in Atlanta!
Piedmont Park
Piedmont Park
is ideal if you want to snap a pic of your dog in front of Atlanta's
Midtown skyline. Set up your camera in front of Lake Clara Meer and
catch this impressive skyline's reflection off the water.
Jackson Street Bridge
Jackson Street Bridge is the go-to place for views of Atlanta's skyline. It gained pawpularity after appearing in an episode of The Walking Dead. Easily one of the most iconic spots to pose with your pup in Atlanta!
Atlanta BeltLine Murals
The
Atlanta Beltline is an extensive trail system popular for hikers and
bikers, lined with murals by local and international artists. You'll
find dozens of murals along the trail. One of the great things about the
Atlanta BeltLine Murals is they're constantly changing, so there's
always an opportunity for a new photoshoot.
Atlanta Tiny Doors
Puppy pics next to adorable tiny doors? You'll find around 2 dozen ATL-themed tiny doors dotted across Atlanta, from the 7 Stages Theater door to the State Farm Arena door. Atlanta Tiny Doors are especially great photo spots for taking pictures of pint-sized pups. There's also one huge "tiny" door that's 658 times the size of the others!
Centennial Olympic Park
Centennial Olympic Park
opened for the 1996 Summer Olympics and is among Atlanta's most lavish
parks. With the Fountain of Rings, the Hermes Towers, and the Quilt
Plaza, Centennial Olympic Park is loaded with excellent backdrops for
pics of your pooch.
Dog-friendly event in Atlanta, GA
PAWty in the Park
Pawty in the Park is one of ATL's hottest dog-friendly events, with mini-festivals on the third Saturday of each month through October. Bop along to the monthly DJ, chow down at pop-up diners serving up specially-made hot dogs, and play fun dog-friendly games.
Dog-friendly restaurants in Atlanta, GA
It's
worth noting that only service animals or animals performing a task or
service are allowed inside restaurants in Georgia. Luckily, there are
multiple restaurants with pup-friendly patios where you can dine with
your doggo! Enjoy alfresco dining with Fido at one of these dog-friendly restaurants in Atlanta.
ParkGrounds
Grab lunch with your pupper and soak up the sun at ParkGrounds. Featuring a large shady outside area, ParkGrounds serves up delicious sandwiches, piping-hot coffee, and an array of alcoholic beverages. Borrow a board game or book, sit back, and watch your pup make friends with their fellow fur-babies.Ā
Publico Kitchen and Tap
You'll find few better places for brunch with your barking bud in ATL than Publico Kitchen and Tap. Publico's cozy outside area welcomes pups and has its very own VIP (Very Important Pups) menu, with menu items including peanut butter bacon biscuits and seafood casserole. Plus, all profits from the puppy menu go to Howell Mill Humane Society, which helps find homes for abandoned and abused pets.Ā
Treehouse Restaurant and Pub
Brunch,
lunch, or dinner, the Treehouse Restaurant and Pub is the "pawfect"
spot for chowing down with your doggo. With an expansive menu and
covered wooden patio, this Atlanta eatery is great for a casual bite
with your canine. There's a dog-specific menu, but you can always order a
plain chicken breast as a treat for your pup.
Dog groomer spotlight in Atlanta, GA
Perk-N-Pooch
One of Atlanta's most innovative dog groomers, Perk-N-Pooch lets you kick back while your pupper is pampered. Get your dog washed and groomed while you sit back with a comforting cup of coffee. This dog groomer/cafe offers pro grooming, "Fluff-N-Brush" treatments for long dense coats, express dog washes, and more.Ā
Located on the intersection of Abernathy and Roswell Road, Per-N-Pooch is just a stone's throw from Brook Run Dog Park and Morgan Falls River Park, where you can show off your dog's new hair-do.
Animal shelter spotlight in Atlanta, GA
Furkids
Furkids is a non-profit organization and the largest no-kill shelter in Atlanta. Furkids rescued over 5,000 animals in 2021 and has around 500 in their care at one time and another 600 in foster care. The organization also runs 5 thrift stores, which fund around a third of its work.Ā
Since 2001, Furkids has saved over 51,000 animals. In
2023, they'll open a new state-of-the-art facility with cage-free rooms
and a cat cafe. The org also plans to expand its thrift shop operation to help with additional funding. Check out Furkids website for adoptable animals if you want to adopt a pet or donate to an animal charity in Atlanta.
Most popular dog names in Georgia
Wag! sniffed out the top 50 dog names in each state ā here's a peek at the top 10 dog names in Atlanta and other cities throughout Georgia. Did your pup's name make the list?
#1. Bella
#2. Luna
#3. Max
#4. Charlie
#5. Lucy
#6. Bailey
#7. Coco
#8. Daisy
#9. Cooper
#10. Lola