Dog walking in Oldtown
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- Oldtown, ID
Best dog walkers in Oldtown
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
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Best dog walkers in Oldtown
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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.
Why book a dog walker in Oldtown?
Booking a local dog walker in Oldtown, ID is easy with the Wag! app. Simply set your pup's preferences and location, then let the platform match you with the perfect dog walker near you. You can even track your dog's walk with the GPS map in the app and see a report card of your pup's playdate when they return home. Stress-free pet care is just a tap away, and dog walkers all over the Oldtown, ID are waiting to give your pooch the attention they deserve.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Oldtown
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Huckleberry
North of Oldtown, you and your pup will find outdoor fun at the Priest Lake State Park, nestled in the Selkirk Mountains, in the Huckleberry neighborhood, in the town of Coolin. The park lies just south of the Canadian border, along a 19-mile stretch of Priest Lake. Pets are welcome on-leash throughout, and there are designated picnic areas, and camping for those wanting a longer stay. Visitors frequent the woods in search of huckleberries and enjoy miles of hiking trails that wind their way through the forest. A small entrance fee is charged. Pack in plenty of water to share.
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Laclede
The town of Laclede, just east of Oldtown, offers the Riley Creek Recreation Area to enjoy its outdoor, scenic beauty. This is a pup-friendly, on-leash area that offers visitors spectacular views of the Pend Oreille River. It is one of the less-visited recreation areas in the state, which allows you and your pup to enjoy peace and tranquility. Many people come here to swim, and dogs are allowed in the water, but not near the public beaches. Fishing is, of course, top notch so be sure to bring your pole. There are a multitude of trails throughout, shared with bicyclists.
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Spirit Lake
In the city of Spirit Lake, south of Oldtown, the dog-friendly Volunteer Park offers you and your pawtastic pup a place to relax and unwind, with plenty of open space to roam or spread a blanket for a nice picnic. For a bit more exercise, take your fur-ever friend along the Empire Trails. This extensive trail system winds its way past lakes and through the woods, for a scenic hike. It connects to the West Lake and East Lake Trail system, shared with bicyclers. These trails are well-marked with color-coded signs designating levels suited for beginner, intermediate and expect fitness levels.
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Newport
For some pawtastic pup outdoor adventures, check out the Marshall Lake Resort in the city of Newport, Washington, west of Oldtown. Marshall Lake covers 194 acres and is stocked annually with trout. It is the perfect place to take your pup, throw in your line, and relax the day away. If you are a water lover, you can also put your boat in here and take Fido for a cruise. There are out-of-the-way places on the lake where your pup can cool himself on a hot, summer day. Camping facilities are on-site as well, spend spend a night under the stars with your furry pal.
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North Priest River
The north Priest River neighborhood of Priest River, east of Oldtown, dog-friendly activities abound. Head to the Priest River Wildlife Area for pup-friendly outdoor activities. There are miles of trails for hiking throughout this area where bald eagles frequent, as well as ospreys and bears. You are welcome to have Fido off leash here. Within this wildlife area, you will find the Priest River Recreation Area which offers overnighters a place to camp. Pups are welcome on leash in this facility. It is the perfect place to pack a picnic lunch. Be sure to bring plenty of water to share.
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