Snellville, GA

Dog walking in Snellville

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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 so much for your patience!

Serline G.

She s great!

Alexus B.

So glad Myles is getting used to you!

Megan M.

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Megan M.

I am so grateful for you! Thank you for being so patient with my new baby!

Megan M.

Elijah was great! We had a last minute cancellation and he stepped in with no problem. He was patient with Tyson as he was expecting someone else. But overall, Tyson enjoyed his walk. Will definitely be booking again!

Cerise L.

Thanks for the great care an communication!

Matthew D.

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Megan M.

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Damaris E.

I m sure he brings you one of his toys to thank you He s a sweet boy. Thank You for all your help

Drea E.

Why book dog walker in Snellville

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Snellville

Lenora Church Rd/Lee Rd SW

Snellville’s Lenora Park will make any dog feel right at home. This massive 178-acre complex includes plenty of fun for both your human and fur families: the 18-hole disc golf course might please both. There’s a 1.5-mile paved trail that is easy on paws and perfect for jogging off some stress. If your pups have more energy to burn than you do, though, head for the fenced, off-leash dog run and let your babies make some new friends while you relax in the shade. Since the park is open until 11 pm and brightly lit, you can even squeeze in a walk after those very, very long days at work.

Stone Mountain

In the adjacent town of Stone Mountain, Stone Mountain Park is an Atlanta icon that welcomes on-leash dogs in much of its 3,200 acres and its beautiful nature and history trails. Download a trail map from their website ahead of time, and consider investing in an annual parking pass (which costs less than three daily passes): you’ll want more than one day to scope out hikes ranging from the one-mile loop Kings Trail to the five-mile Cherokee Trail. With its Confederate and Civil War themes, Stone Mountain might delight some history buffs more than others. Not all areas are open to dogs — the Lasershow Lawn, moving attractions, and walk-up trail are all off-limits — but dogs are allowed on rented watercraft as long as they bring their own life jackets.

Yellow River

Just over the city limits in Stone Mountain, the Yellow River Park has almost 566 acres of woods and riverside trails to explore with your on-leash fur family. The one mile paved trail is perfect for the short-legged or tender-pawed members of your pack. For a bigger challenge, though, the 12 mile unpaved hiking trail network takes you deep into nature. The area’s avid hikers advise that the trail network can be a little confusing at first, so they recommend newcomers stay on the riverside trail rather than attempt a loop through the woods. The trails are also used by equestrians, so safeguard your own shoes and let your pups enjoy all the interesting smells.

Southwest Lawrenceville

Ronald Reagan Park is technically in Lawrenceville but only 5 miles from the center of Snellville. At 25 acres, the park is busy and neighborly but has plenty of space to explore. We think your pack will want to head straight for the off-leash dog run! There are separate fenced areas for small and large dogs; water is available on-site, but bring a dish and some waste bags. For some on-leash exercise, there’s also a .75 mile walking trail. With a skate park, horseshoes, bocce ball, and shuffleboard facilities, too, maybe your pups will find a hidden athletic talent — or at least enjoy watching you goof off.

Southeast Lawrenceville

Tribble Mill Park is in the southeastern corner of Lawrenceville, just a few miles outside of Snellville. The short trip is worth it for this 713-acre nature preserve with historic mill ruins. With a 3.5-mile paved mixed-use trail that circles Ozora Lake, Tribble Mill is a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the scenery. More adventurous packs might want to explore the unpaved equestrian and hiking trails that branch off into the surrounding woods and down to Chandler Lake; you can download a trail map from the park’s website. Need more nature? The leafy Harbins Park is just a few miles to the east in Dacula and offers an additional 4.5-mile paved trail and an extensive network of unpaved hiking and equestrian trails.