Omaha, NE

Dog walking in Omaha

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

How Wag! works

Easily find and book trusted Pet Caregivers near you

Pick a service

Whether it's Walks, Drop-Ins, Sittings, or Boardings, choose the service that best fits your pet's needs.

Choose your Caregiver

Select from committed Caregivers who understand your requirements. Chat directly to ensure the perfect match!

Follow along in the app

Download the Wag! App to track walks via GPS, communicate with your Caregiver, and enjoy real-time photo and video updates.

Rate and review

Share feedback to help other Pet Parents find their perfect Caregiver.

Wag! Guarantee

Peace of mind with every
booking.

Trustworthy care

All Pet Caregivers are screened and background checked. All reviews are from verified Pet Parents.

Protected bookings

Every booking on Wag! is backed by up to $25,000 of coverage for your pet and your home.Learn more

Reliable communication

Photo and video updates, and in-app messaging to keep you connected during every service.

Assistance anytime

In-app and live support from Wag!’s Trust & Safety team, available when you need it.

Customer reviews

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!

sarah L.

Perfect

William B.

Thank you!

sarah L.

Thank you for walking in the cold!

sarah L.

Thank you Lilian for the great walk today with Odin and taking him still in the cold! I LOVED all the photos you took & sent to me - so cute!! Have a great weekend!

Kaleena S.

Thank you Lilian!

maria G.

Thank you Lilian for the great walk with Odin last week! Loved the report card & photo! Also appreciate you paying attention to his bowel movements

Kaleena S.

Thank you !

sarah L.

Thank you for walking in the rain!

sarah L.

Thank you for the great walk with Odin back in December Lilian! I apologize as I just now am seeing I did not leave a review. Hope you enjoyed the holidays & Happy New Year!

Kaleena S.

Why book dog walker in Omaha

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Omaha

Westside

If you're looking for a fun way to spend the day with your pup, Westside has some great options. The entrance to Big Papio Trail can be found in Westside. This Rails to Trails funded railroad-turned-walking-path goes through almost 10 miles of city terrain. Leashed hounds are welcome on the paved pathway, that both starts and ends in a lush, green park! These grassy areas are perfect for pit stops or water breaks, but you'll have to bring your own as there aren't any public fountains. As with all Rails to Trails projects, the entrance has nearby parking and an info map available online. Why not get outside and enjoy the city scapes with your favorite furry friend in the Westside neighborhood?

Eagle Run

Have a day on the town with man's best friend in Eagle Run! You can start at Hefflinger Dog Park, a totally pawesome dog run made out of what used to be baseball fields. This off-leash area features a section for small dogs, some smaller trees, and ample seating for human visitors. The spacious park has a tendency to get muddy, so you might want to bring a towel along for and after play clean up. Poop bags and waste bins are provided on site, and there is a water fountain--however, it is not always turned on, so it's a good idea to plan accordingly. After fun in the sun, you and your pup are welcome to enjoy Old Chicago Pizza and Taproom, an eatery that boasts over 100 beers, good eats, and a dog-friendly patio!

Downtown Northeast

Downtown Northeast has some pretty interesting pieces of history attached to it. The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail allows people to walk in the footsteps of the famous explorers, and it makes for a great place to hike with your dog! There are beautiful sights to see as you and your furry friend trek through the many hills and rivers that this path goes through. If you stay on it long enough, you'll cross over state lines into Iowa for an interstate adventure with your hound. Remember to bring along some water for both you and Rover, as this trail heads out of the city and into the wilderness!

Hanscom Park

If you and your pup find yourselves in Hanscom Park, there are some fun outdoor activities that you can partake in. Hanscom Park Dog Park has all the features that dogs love including trees, hills and lots of mud! If you're visiting between May and September, there are also water fountains on site so you can quench your fur-baby’s thirst during all that play. This well-maintained park supplies poop bags and waste bins to help you do your part in keeping things clean. There are three separate sections within this dog park, one for small dogs, one for big dogs and one for both! If hiking is more you and your canine compadre's thing, check out Field Club Trail, one of the Rails to Trails conservation projects.

Elmwood Park

There are lots of lush, green spots worth checking out with your four-legged friend in Elmwood Park. The area itself is named after the large park located in the center of the neighborhood. You and your pooch can go for a walk on any of the paved trails that run through the grounds. There are also shelters and picnic areas if you're feeling more like taking it easy. Memorial Park is not far away, and offers a great area for on-leash outings. Take your pooch through the manicured gardens or walk past the large monuments that this park commemorates.