- Wag!
- Dog Walking
- Marietta, NY
Dog walking in Marietta
Book on demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers
How it works
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.
Follow along
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.
Book walkers near you
“Be the person your dog thinks you are.”
Hello Everyone! My name is Jayme and I'm here to make you and your dogs life that much easier today. My goal is to open up a dog shelter in hopes of rehoming every dog that I cross paths with! Dog walking is something I'd love to do for you because we all know how important it is to get our pups out for their walks! It's good for their mind and soul, so lets get to walking!
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Can run with dogs, Fast walker
I'm a passionate animal lover but specifically adore doggos! I believe dogs are gifts to people and I enjoy spending time, walking, and playing with any and all kinds of dogs. I'm a recent college grad and a fellow dog owner to a handsome Husky/Elkhound mix named Grizzly and a Great Pyrenees puppy mill rescue named Gracie! I look forward to providing you and your dog the greatest Wag experience yet!
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Dog first aid and/or CPR, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience
I have owned dogs since I was 7 years old and have always care for them myself. I have taken onsite and online behavior/ training classes and take responsibility to socialize and train all my dogs. My current dog is and previous dog was a trained therapy dog with hospice. I volunteered at Lollipop Farm, an amazing animal shelter in Rochester, NY where I worked to help socialize animals through walks and interactions with people and other animals. I adore animals of all types and of course dogs of all sizes, ages and breeds. I also love the outdoors and one of my very favorite things is walking with my dog!
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“Must love dogs”
Hi my name is Kris. I’m a NYS retiree looking to fill my free time doing something I love. Someone once said they get along with dogs better than some people. I totally agree, if my dogs don’t like you they may notice something I’ve missed. I’ve owned all kinds of dogs, large and small. Can’t imagine life without multiple dogs. At one time I had 5-a rottie, mastiff, golden retriever and two pugs. If you let me walk your dog you can rest assured he/she will be taken care of as I would my own!
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Socially Distanced Pet Care
Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, Puppy care
Hi! I'm Briana, a life-long animal lover! I have a lot of experience working with animals of all types, but dogs hold a special place in my heart. I've been a dog sitter, walker, and foster home in the past, as well as working with dogs on horse farms. I currently own a mutt from Jordan (the country!) and she's practically my child! I'm very excited to meet your furry friends!
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I love animals and dogs are just so fantastic! I have been watching and sitting for family and friends dogs all my life basically (i'm 34) I am always the one to offer to take care of someone's furry friend as they have such great energy. I am very careful and always listen and adhere to directions given. I take care of them like they are my own.
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My name is Justin Jackson and I grew up in Detroit, MI. I currently live in the Liverpool/Baldwinsville area. I have experience with all types of dogs. I grew up having a Boxer into having a Maltese mix as an adult. I dogsit 3 weeks out of the year for a Sharpei/Pit bull mix and an adorable little puggle. I am looking forward to taking care of your little one for you.
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Hi my name is Taylor and I’m from Syracuse, New York! I grew up with dogs my whole life and have always been the one in charge of feeding them and taking them for walks. I did a lot of dog walking for neighbors while they were on vacation and I also spent time volunteering at a dog shelter. I absolutely love dogs and I love walking, and I can’t wait to meet your dogs!
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Socially Distanced Pet Care
Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
“Love to walk and play fetch!”
Hi, I'm Heather! I live in Camillus with a pointer mix named Rick. I started dog walking, sitting and boarding for friends and family when I was around 10 years old and loved it ever since! As a current dog owner I love meeting, interacting, and playing with all different kinds of dogs. I enjoy taking care of each individual dogs needs, as I know every dog is different with their own personalities. I understand how important it is to keep your dog happy, healthy and fit!
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Training experience
Hi, my name is Kristy! I grew up with the cutest little white shitzu as well as 6 kittens and their mom. I currently have a golden retriever named Duke and a ball python named Garnet. My love for dogs will never go unnoticed, so I am super excited to be taking care of all your adorable pups!
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Can run with dogs, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Dog Walking in Marietta
Located in Onondaga County, New York, Marietta is a little hamlet nestled just fifteen miles southwest of Syracuse. This quaint community is pretty small—Marietta is home to only three restaurants! Nevertheless, the area’s rural surroundings, small size, and close proximity to four vet clinics in neighboring Marcellus make it an ideal place to bring your precious pooch.
The most popular dog hangout in Marietta is Otisco Lake Park. Feel free to bring Fido along as you fish for walleye, musky, and trout on the cold waters of Lake Otisco, the most eastern of New York’s eleven Finger Lakes. All the park asks is that you clean up after your furry friend, obey the state leash law, and keep your pup’s license tag visible on his or her collar.
If you’re not a big fisherman or you’re feeling up for a scenic twenty-five-minute drive, head on over to the county’s Jamesville Beach off-leash dog park. Great news: during the winter months, your pooch is free to swim.
After your day on the water (whether fishing or swimming), head on over to Patisserie for a sweet treat. This beautiful bakery is just ten minutes outside of Marietta in neighboring Skaneateles, NY. There are several pet-friendly tables on the outdoor patio.
Marietta is a small community, but it’s a great place for both pets and their owners! This hamlet’s close proximity to Otisco Lake, neighboring towns like Marcellus, and larger cities like Syracuse make it an ideal place for you and your pup!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Marietta
Liverpool
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Dog Parks
Population DensityLiverpool
48For an afternoon of off-leash fun with your best canine pal, head on over to Wegmans Good Dog Park in Liverpool, NY. Just a thirty-minute drive from Marietta, Wegmans boasts two fenced play areas – one for small dogs and one for larger breeds. There is no fee to use this park, and it’s a great place for dogs to socialize! After your long day together, stop by Limp Lizard’s BBQ and try their famous burgers, soups, salads, Tex Mex, and—of course—barbecue! Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area. If you’re lucky, one of their live bands might be playing and you and your pup can hear “some of the best live music in Central New York!”
Auburn
36Population DensityAuburn
36If you and your pooch are in the mood for some light exercise, grab your bike and make a quick seventeen-mile drive up to the Auburn-Fleming trail in Auburn, NY. This 1.6-mile path is a former rail line that has been transformed into a bike-accessible, dog-friendly trail! The path runs through farmland and is an easy walk or bike ride for dogs and owners of any fitness level. If you need to get some shopping done after your hike, stop by the PETCO on Clark Street Road to browse their products, visit the grooming salon, or get a puppy photoshoot! Don’t forget to grab a treat from the cashier on your way out: your pup will thank you!
Syracuse
24Dog ParksPopulation DensitySyracuse
24If you and your pooch want something a little less crowded than the off-leash dog park over in Jamesville Beach (or maybe you’re not ready to let go of that leash just yet), be sure to swing by Elmwood Park. Although not exclusively for dogs, this park is dog-friendly—just be sure to keep that leash on! This beautiful sixty-five-acre park is proud of its gorgeous wildflowers, flowing stream, and covered picnic pavilion. After some fun at Elmwood, you and your dog will surely have worked up an appetite! Visit Dinosaur Bar-B-Que before making the half-hour drive back to Marietta. Humans and fur babies alike will be comfortable on the outdoor patio!
Fayetteville
12Fayetteville
12Fayetteville is home to two state parks, but the most popular among the canine crowd is definitely Green Lakes State Park. With doggie bags and clean-up stations available, this gorgeous glacial lakes park is ready for you and your pup at any time. The park offers a golf course, kayak and rowboat rentals, a campsite, a disk golf course, and four separate pavilions over its 1,774 acres and ten miles of trail. Don’t leave Fayetteville after the hike, though: remember to stop by Panera Bread on Towne Drive to refuel before the thirty-mile drive back to Marietta.
East Syracuse
0Population DensityEast Syracuse
0If you want to visit the East side of Syracuse, you and your canine companion can’t pass up a chance to visit Old Erie Canal State Park. This park is supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy—a nonprofit organization that works to turn old rail lines into hiking paths. This path is almost 280 miles long, so it runs through several New York counties! After exploring trails with your pup, be sure to make the ten-minute drive over to Blue Tusk. This bar is a beer (and dog) lover’s paradise with comfortable outdoor patio seating and sixty-nine beers on tap every night. After dinner, it’s just a quick thirty minutes back to Marietta!
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