Dog walking in Cumberland

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Flexible scheduling

Select the date and time that best suit your needs. Want a walk ASAP? We’ve got you covered.

Customized for your pup

Choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute, or 60-minute stroll for your dog.

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Track your walk with our live GPS tracker, then view your detailed report card after the walk.

What is Wag!?

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.

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Morgan MCumberland, MD 21502

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I'm Morgan and I am a student-athlete and I would whole-heartedly love to walk your dog(s), or care for any pet, no matter the size! I, myself, have a dog, three cats, a snake, a toad, and a gecko! I can tend to any pet needs!

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Can run with dogs, Fast walker

Amanda MCumberland, MD 21502

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I am a CNA and a student studying nursing at SCTC and I have a passion for dogs. I had four family dogs growing up and own a rescue dog! I have years of experience pet sitting for family, friends, and neighbors and it makes me so happy to be able to help out owner's and their furry friends all while having fun.

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Kristina LCumberland, MD 21502

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When I was a little girl, I lived in a rural area, far away from my classmates, so my dog was literally my best friend. I knew from a young age that I wanted to work with animals. I have volunteered with two animal rescue organizations so I have experience with a variety of dogs. I’m “MOM” to my dog Callie. My dog is my baby with my two other kids and I spoil them rotten. I can assure you that I will treat your babies like they were my own, not only because I’m an animal lover, but because it’s how I want my babies treated while I’m away.

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Dog Walking in Cumberland

Discover a beautiful destination rich with history! Cumberland is a small but regal city that was once home to the headquarters of none other than George Washington. The historic site in downtown can be visited and is an American staple that captures our nation's essence. While Spot, unfortunately, can’t join you for a visit, there are plenty of other fun things you can do in Cumberland together.

Want to get out and take in the beauty of the nearby nature? Grab your pup, leash up, and head over to one of the scenic trails in the area. The Great Allegany Passage is revered as one of the best trails in the northeast. It spans nearly 3 states and stretches alongside Maryland’s Scenic Railroad, a historic locomotive that is still active today.

After a day of exploring the beautiful countryside of Maryland, you can cool off with a quick bite at Queen City Creamery. Their dog-friendly patio is the pawfect place for you and your furry friend to unwind.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Cumberland

Spring Gap

Population Density

85 per sq. mi.

Spring Gap

Prefer a more secluded environment where you can revel in nature’s beauty with Fido by your side? Just a 15-minute drive south of the densest areas of Cumberland is Spring Gap. This picturesque area is located alongside the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which offers a wonderful spot for sightseeing and exploring – as long as your pups remain safely leashed. Looking for a new spot for everyday walks? Visit the C&O Canal National Historic Park, which is just across the Potomac River from the West Virginia state line. This area is full of history and vibrant scenery to enjoy with your best friend!

Maple Terrace

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,666 per sq. mi.

Maple Terrace

This neighborhood is especially popular with those who are driven to the college-environment amplified by the nearby university. Pet parents with active pets will love the Frostburg Dog Park located right on the edge of the city! The park features a fully fenced-in, off-leash dog park with separate areas for smaller/senior pups and larger, more active dogs. Members of the Upper Potomac Valley Kennel Club can access the training area or take advantage of one of the many classes offered to help hone your pup’s talents and abilities. Begging for a bite? Enjoy some eats at the Hen House on their pet-friendly patio!

Grantsville

Population Density

781 per sq. mi.

Grantsville

The small and cozy town of Grantsville has less than a thousand residents and a humble history, making it an uncommon tourist destination for most. But for pups who love the outdoors and owners who appreciate the beauty of nature, this is the pawfect destination! Stay at the nearby Savage River Lodge, where pets can join you for a small fee, and then venture over to the Savage River State Forest. With over 54,000 square feet of land to explore, there is no shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy with your furry friend in tow. Just be sure to keep them safely leashed at all times!

Bumblebee Road

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

643 per sq. mi.

Bumblebee Road

Are you the type of pet parent that seeks out the most incredible dog parks to always keep Fido’s tail wagging? Look no further than the remarkable off-leash dog run at Bumble Bee Road Park! A 40,000 square foot space was transformed into a state-of-the-art dog park thanks to local volunteer groups and students from a nearby middle school. Your pup is sure to enjoy the expansive space with a double-door entry system, water stations, doggy bag stations, and more ground than they can cover. This quiet neighborhood is located in Accident, MD – less than an hour away from Cumberland.

Lake Road

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

2,195 per sq. mi.

Lake Road

Somerset is located just over the Pennsylvania state line, less than an hour from Cumberland, and is situated next to Lake Somerset. Its high elevation makes it much colder than the surrounding areas, which allows for tons of fun winter sports and leaving paw prints in the snow! If you find yourself in Somerset in warmer temperatures, takes a trip to the Jager and Friends Dog Park. The off-leash park has separate sections for large and small dogs and is surrounded by a walking path. Hungry? Treat your pup to a sundae at Bruster’s! They offer a dog-friendly treat with your purchase.