Weddington, NC

Dog walking in Weddington

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.

Always takes great care of my babies

Rachel D.

Thank you

Tara H.

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 for walking Ruger!

Kayla W.

Colleen is great!

Kristel K.

Brittany was great with my little stubborn boy Leo. I thank her for her patience.

Sekayi P.

Thank you !

Tara H.

Thank you !

Tara H.

The most wonderful dog walker we ve had!

Maranda C.

Why book dog walker in Weddington

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Weddington

Providence Estates East

Directly north of the Weddington, the 265-acre Col Frances Beatty Park on Weddington Rd. in Matthews has walking trails you can explore with your on-leash friends. You'll find hilly paths popular with bikers and a network of footpaths that wind through the athletic fields and courts. Dog paddlers can use the boat launch to sniff out the lake in a kayak or canoe. Fuel up a couple of miles to the west: the shopping district surrounding Promenade on Providence is a hot spot for dog-friendly dining. Whether your pup prefers sushi, artisan pizza, or pub grub, you’ll find something to his taste. A local fave is Hickory Tavern, which you’ll pass on Hwy 16 on your way back to Weddington. Reviews praise the dog-loving staff and covered patio with heaters so your pups stay warm and dry in any weather.

Eastern Marvin Area

The Marvin Efird Park lies between the Village of Marvin and the Town of Waxhaw, about 3.5 miles from Weddington. This beautifully landscaped nature park has walking trails, a meadow, and community gardens. On-leash dogs are welcome and the rules require owners clean up after pets. A unique shopping and dining experience awaits a few miles south a block from Main Street in Downtown Waxhaw. The dog-friendly covered porch at Crossroads Coffee House is a comfy place to warm up with a hot drink or share a delicious treat, and the historic log-cabin environment and retro décor are sure to charm your discerning pups.

East Forest

There’s so much to do in the East Forest neighborhood of Charlotte that you won’t mind the 11.5-mile commute. (Most pups love to go bye-bye in the car anyway, right?) Start at McAlpine Creek Park off of Hwy 74. More than a hundred acres, the park has a peaceful 1.5-mile walking trail around the lake and an additional 2-mile biking/hiking trail if your four-legged friends aren’t spooked by two-wheeled travelers. Best of all is the off-leash dog park, where your pups can frolic in a recently-expanded enclosure. Need to get your workout, too? You can also catch the McAlpine Creek Greenway west to James Boyce Park: it’s a 1.7-mile hike or 4 miles by car.

Anne Springs Close Greenway

11 miles west in Fort Mill, the Anne Springs Close Greenway is a bit of an investment but well worth it for discerning dogs. This sizable nature preserve is run by a private nonprofit. For a reasonable membership fee or daily pass, your pups get access to a network of more than 40 miles of peaceful trails for their on-leash exploration. ASCG members also have access to horseback riding and other athletic facilities. An additional monthly fee will get your pups entrance to the Mary Warner Mack Dog Park, open only to ASCG members. This posh park may be one of Charlotte’s most luxurious doggy digs, with 12 fenced acres for free play, including a mile-long off-leash trail leading to swimming access on the lake.

Crooked Creek

In Indian Trail, 12 miles from Weddington, the Dog Park at Crooked Creek Park is an inviting spot to spend the afternoon. The small- and large-dog fenced off-leash play areas are a pawpular stop; you can relax in the shade while your pups make new friends. When you’re ready for some fun of your own, try the 18-hole disc golf course. Your pups are welcome to join you as long as they stay on-leash and don’t leave behind any unpleasant surprises for the next players (so bring bags). A paved walking path leads from the course to the park’s athletic facilities and playground. If you still have energy to burn, Fred Kirby Park is nearby, too, you can grab a quick bite on the large dog-friendly patio at the Trail House restaurant in between.