- Wag!
- Dog Walking
- Cedar Mill, OR
Dog walking in Cedar Mill
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.
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“I help pawrents gain more freedom & peace of mind”
Hello Portland Area Pawrents! I have happily walked on Wag! for four years and am fully vaccinated! I have completely over a 3000 successful walks here on Wag! I love my job...I mean I get to walk puppies to young at heart dogs, what gets better than that? My biggest compliment I receive is that I am consistent, dependable, and genuine. I have over 15 years of experience caring and training dogs and I look forward to sharing my dog behavior knowledge with your furry baby. Let’s Wag! today PDX!
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience, Obedience training, Behavioral training, Socialization training, Potty training, Puppy training
Hi, I'm Zach! I've been working with animals for my whole life and walking dogs professionally for about seven years. I've also worked at animal rescues and adoption centers - I just can't get enough of dogs! Can't wait to meet yours!
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Top Pet Caregiver
Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Hi there! My name is Aspen (like the tree) and I'm a lifelong animal lover. My dog experience starts with a wonderful German Shepherd/Yellow Lab mix named Lacey who I grew up with. Later on, my passion for animals led me to volunteering for the humane society and working in veterinary clinics and hospitals. I love meeting new dogs and would be excited to meet yours!
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Hi there! I am Kelly, and I look to making your life a little easier today. My experience working with Animals includes volunteer work for Oc Animal care in Orange and I have helped with rescues. I also have worked as a longterm petsitter! Cant wait to meet your fur baby! Blessings!
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Hello, I'm Ron. My wife and I are the proud owners of Meli, a 5 year old labradoodle, that we walk frequently. I have house sat and cared for multiple dogs for over 20 years. My thought is that the dogs well being is my highest priority. My wife tells me that I haven't met a dog I didn't like, and she's right! I'd love to help you with your pooch. Dogs rule, by Wagging!
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Hello! I've been with Wag! for over two years now but I've been walking my own dogs for nearly two decades. I adore all dogs, but small pups -- like my Beagle, Clover, and my Tibetan Terrier, Penny -- are my favorite. I look forward to walking your dog soon!
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Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, Dogs who pull
I grew up in Carson City, NV with animals until I was 18. I'm a strong leader when it comes to our canine pals. I volunteered at a C.C.A.S.D., working with at-risk dogs. I'm passionate about working with dogs and plan on continuing my journey in earning a degree in animal behavior modification.
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Socially Distanced Pet Care
Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Socialization training
My name is Mia and I'm a friendly dog walker who not only loves being around dogs, but knows how to care and be responsible for them. I have lived with dogs my entire life, making me experienced with dogs for years. I also have been trusted by friends and family to look after and insure their dogs are being played with and walked everyday.
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My name is Melissa and I am from North Carolina originally but I have lived in Portland for 3 years. I am an avid animal lover and I have owned and taken care of many animals in my lifetime. I have a lot of experience in dog walking and pet sitting/boarding and I will love, treat, respect, and protect any animals in my care like they are my own. I hold myself to the highest of standards and I will adhere to any specifications so that both the dogs and their owner has the best possible experience
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I am experienced and committed dog trainer. I board dogs in my home.(Pictures on my profile is of my backyard). I administer meds and care for puppies as well as senior dogs.I will care for your dog(s) the best possible way! I always put their safety and care at top priority.I believe mostly in positive reinforcement discipline and lots of love and fun! I will make sure to thoroughly read your notes and handle your dog only the way you want them to be.I look forward to meeting your furry friend.
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Training Exam Complete
Dog first aid and/or CPR, Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience, Obedience training, Agility training, Behavioral training, Socialization training, Potty training, Therapy training, Puppy training
Dog Walking in Cedar Mill
The census-designated place of Cedar Mill, OR was named after a sawmill found on Cedar Mill creek that served to chop Western Redcedars when this was the main tree found in the area. It was given its current name in 1874 with the opening of Cedar Mill Post Office, but the Beaverton area was first known by the Atfalati asCha Kepi, which means "place of the beaver". Many of Cedar Mills’ first white settlers were Irish Catholics, and it is one of the older communities to be found in Oregon.
Not only does this splendid spot have a rich and diverse history, but World War II shaped rural Cedar Mill into a more urban one, and this perfect balance between celebrating the charms of rurality and embracing modern features of urban life is still found there today. Cedar Mill offers any pawfect pair the best of both worlds when they come looking for furry fun here!
If you and your precious pooch are looking to make the most of the hustle and bustle, then you’re spoiled for choice, because there are 46 dog-friendly restaurants to be found in the nearby city of Beaverton! But if connecting with nature is more your style, then the Cedar Mill Wetlands are the place to be! This wondrous woodland has a walking path that is surrounded by native plants and wildlife, so pop a leash on your pooch and get going!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Cedar Mill
Northwest Cornell Road
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Population DensityNorthwest Cornell Road
48Cedar Mill Park on Northwest Cornell Road in Cedar Mill is a furrific frolic spot for you and Fido! This park is a favorite among the furry locals as it provides ample room for sniffs and strolls. There’s a playground for kids to enjoy, and tennis courts and a soccer field for the sporty types. There’s also plenty of picnic tables about in case you fancy a puppy picnic. The tall trees that surround the grounds of Cedar Mill Park mean there is heaps of shade during the scorching summer months, but make sure you bring some water to help your hound stay hydrated! Keep waste bags on you while you take a leashed lap.
Northwest Reeves Street
36Population DensityNorthwest Reeves Street
36Not only does this area have a park, but there’s also a nature area to explore, so it’s safe to say that Northwest Reeves Street is taking you to puppy’s paradise. This street grants access to Jackie Husen Park, a large open space with ample room to amble with your fit furever friend. There’s also a wooded trail that leads you to the Jordan Woods Natural Area. This hidden gem is a haven for hounds as it has off-road roaming spots to explore, plenty of trees and woodland areas to sniff, a creek, a scenic bridge, and a refreshing feeling of seclusion. Keep Lassie on a leash throughout both parks and pack poop bags!
North West Lost Springs Terrace
24Population DensityNorth West Lost Springs Terrace
24The Cedar Mill Creek Greenway can be accessed on Northwest Lost Springs Terrace, and simply put, you’d have to be barking mad to miss it! This greenway provides a pupperific place for a leashed lap and links up with the Cedar Mill Creek Trail. Follow the greenway to Cedar Mill Creek Overlook Park for pawsitively breathtaking views of Cedar Mill Creek and stroll along the Sue Cougar Boardwalk to catch sight of the area's only waterfall. This walk has it all! Cedar Creek Falls can also be seen if you follow Cedar Mill Creek Trail. What are you waiting for? Leash that pooch, pocket those poop bags, and start walking!
Northwest 93rd Avenue
12Population DensityNorthwest 93rd Avenue
12Northwest 93rd Avenue is home to Roger Tilbury Memorial Park, a 14-acre fantastical forested area. Roger Tilbury Memorial Park has plenty of play equipment for children to enjoy and a nature area that allows people to play amongst the native plants and shrubbery. This park is much loved by couch pup-tatoes and bouncy barkers alike because it has both an open lawn for carefree frolicking and paved trails for a walking workout! You must keep Fido leashed throughout the park, but as you run about this wooded wonderland, you’ll both feel free! While there is plenty of shade in the park, you should bring water for your tail-wagger, and doggy waste bags too!
Northwest 111th Avenue
0Population DensityNorthwest 111th Avenue
0You won’t be feeling lost if you make the journey to Lost Park on Northwest 111th Avenue, and that’s because it is a pawesome place to get some exercise with your darling dog. The main feature of this park is its tennis courts, and you can catch a game while you stroll about. Just make sure Fido doesn’t run off with any loose tennis balls! The generous grassy areas mean there’s plenty of room for a doggy dawdle, and the spread of picnic tables provide you with space to catch your breath. Lost Park also has paved paths so you can take a wandering walk through the grounds.
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