Unionville, NC

Dog walking in Unionville

Book on-demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers. Choose between a 20, 30, or 60-minute walk for your pup.

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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.

Kanisa is simply the best. She is always ready to help, knows her stuff, kind, and attentive. Highly recommended

Nuri N.

Above and beyond service and communication! Would recommend time and time again! Extra caring and loving!

Lindsey B.

Thank you so much for everything!!

Rae A.

Thank you !

Tara H.

The most wonderful dog walker we ve had!

Maranda C.

A great walk. Boys loved her.

Cabell C.

Kanisa was great. She showed up a bit early to check things out and meet the dog. Her attirude clearly showed a large amount of car and understanding of dogs. She walked our dog and send the the Wag reports where necessary then brought her back safely. I ll use her services again for sure

Nuri N.

Thank you for getting their energy out!!

Arshia R.

Thank you!

Arshia R.

Thank you !

Tara H.

Why book dog walker in Unionville

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Unionville

Monroe City Center

Downtown Monroe is 8 miles from Unionville and a lovely spot for a stroll. Belk-Tonawanda Park is in the middle of everything. Wide lawns and mature hardwood trees set a relaxing vibe, and the walking track is a great place to work off a long day with your very best friend — on-leash, please. Beginning at the park, you can follow the Downtown Greenway, a well-marked 1.5 mile loop through the parks and shopping district of Monroe. To brush up on local history while your pup meets all the locals, download the Historical Downtown Walking Tour map from the town’s website. When you’re all walked-out, have a sit at the outdoor seating at Stone Table and enjoy their elevated American fare with a Southern twist.

East Monroe

On the eastern outskirts of Monroe, you’ll find suburban shopping and dining options that are missing back in Unionville, 8 miles away. You can let your buddy chose the restaurant: there are 10 dog-friendly eateries with outdoor seating along Roosevelt Highway. Head north towards the mall if your pup prefers Asian fusion or wants to skip dinner for ice cream. Head south towards the golf course for burgers or Mexican. Then, keep going to reach the Monroe Golf Course, a public facility managed by the city. There’s a scenic stretch of the Carolina Thread Trail that follows Richardson Creek between the landscaped course and natural forest. The round-trip hike from the parking lot is about 1.5 miles.

Crooked Creek

One of the largest parks near Unionville, Crooked Creek Park is just 7 miles from home. The walking paths and 18-hole disc golf course provide plenty of on-leash recreation, and the park's athletic facilities mean there will be neighbors around to meet and greet. It's the off-leash dog park, though, that will really get your puppies jumping. There are separate areas for small and large dogs with a waste station and good mix of sun and shade. Just a few blocks west on Sardis Road/Wesley Chapel, you can grab a bite at one of four pet-friendly restaurants near the intersection with Old Monroe. Toast your pup's health with a beer and a burger at Hickory Tavern, or maybe with coffee and a puppucino at Starbucks.

Mint Hill Town Center

The city of Mint Hill is 11 miles from Unionville, and it's the pawfect destination whether you want to get fit or just indulge. Start at Veterans Memorial Park, where a one-mile nature trail and disk-golf course will earn you some treats. You can drink or eat yours on the huge patio at Dunwellz Custom Kitchen and Pour House or one of the other three dog-friendly restaurants downtown. Then be sure to stop by Barks, Bones, and Biscuits, where the friendly owner and healthy, hand-made doggy delicacies will delight even the most discerning pups. If you overdo it, keep heading west to the 125-acre Idlewild Road Park at the edge of town. Another nature trail and disc golf course in a serene setting await.

Wesley Chapel Village Commons

The Weddington Optimists Park is about 15 miles from Unionville, between Wesley Chapel and Weddington and just a skip and hop from Wesley Chapel Village Commons. This park was funded by citizens of the community, dog lovers we suspect. The 52-acre grounds have a paved walking trail with human fitness stations, so you can work up a sweat even if your puppy partner isn't in the mood to run. If it's the other way around, though, cross the street to the Dogwood Park and Dog Park. This pretty 22-acre park has natural surface trails and, more importantly, fenced off-leash dog runs for both small and large furry friends. If you want to relax while they play, you can even grab a book at the Little Free Library, a service of the Waxhaw Public Library.