- Wag!
- Dog Walking
- Rogue River, OR
Dog walking in Rogue River
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 am an active and experienced animal lover and can’t wait to meet your furry family members! I have been professionally working with dogs for 16 years - everything from pet sitting, dog walking, working at shelters, bathing dogs, and became a certified Dog Trainer in 2010. I personally have two dogs, a 10 year old cattle dog mix and a 1 year old lab/bully mix; and understand how important it is to make sure that our fur babies are loved, healthy, and happy!
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Socially Distanced Pet Care
“A well exercised dog is a happy dog!”
I currently work at an animal shelter as an animal care attendant. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science from UC Davis specifically concentrating on domesticated and companion animals. I also received my certification as a Canine Behavioral Consultant. I have experience working with everything from Pit Bulls to Chihuahuas. I am familiar with the use of choke chains, martingale collars, head halters, gentle leaders, harnesses, easy walk harnesses, and basket muzzles.
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Training Provider
Training Exam Complete
Socially Distanced Pet Care
Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience
Hello, I’m lilly and Im your dog walker for the day. I’ve been dog sitting/ dog walking for 3 years. I will always treat your dog like they are my own.
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Hi, my name is Katie. I'm 28. I currently own two dogs. A Newfoundland and a pit/lab. I absolutely adore any type of dog. They make my soul happy. Im currently training my own service dog with a little help from a professional training here and there. I hope I can help you out with your dogs needs.
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I am an avid animal advocate! I love anything with more legs than me. I grew up walking anything from Chihuahuas and papillons to Malamutes and Mastiffs, and have helped raise iguanas, hamsters, cats, and dogs -- but they are right, dogs are a human's best friend.
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Hello, my name is Tara Valletta! I have over 10 years of experience in the pet sitting/boarding/walking & training field and love nothing more than to hang out with canine companions through my day. Their happiness & safety is always my first concern! I'm also a photographer, so I promise high quality photos from my visits for my clients to enjoy! Being a trainer, I'm also always happy to offer advice & troubleshooting techniques for puppies, problem behaviors and everything in between! I look forward to meeting you and your furry friends soon!
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Hi! I’m Luke and I grew up in Santa Cruz, California. I love dogs, and I love the outdoors. I really enjoy taking my brothers husky out for long walks on the beach, or in a forest. I promise to take really good care of your dog! :)
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Dog first aid and/or CPR, Can run with dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull
“Your Dog’s Best Friend (After You!)”
Hi, I'm Lauren! I love dogs of all breeds, ages, and sizes—from German Shepherd puppies to socially anxious Mastiffs—and have spent the past ten years sharing that love as a dog sitter and walker. I love being active and outdoors, and will show your dog the same love and care that I do my own. I will do my best to make your experience with Wag! a positive one, and will work to make sure you always arrive home to a happy and healthy dog!
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High Demand
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Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
“I love to walk, rain or shine”
Hello! My name is Haylee and I absolutely love dogs! I’ve been a dog-sitter/walker for about 10 years and I used to own a Brussels Griffon and take care of a toy poodle. I’ve taken care of a Yorkie, Lab, Golden Retriver, terrier mix, Pit Bull, and a West Highland terrier. Also, I can go on hikes with your dog and play fetch.
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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, Potty training, Therapy training, Service training, Puppy training
My name is Mandi, I am a resident physician who has grown up with a love for all animals! I had a rescue mutt and greyhound dog growing up. I also dog sit for my co-workers when they are out of town!
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Can run with dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Dog Walking in Rogue River
Outdoor enthusiasts and folks craving a slower pace of life love the little Oregon town of Rogue River. Originally inhabited by Native Americans, what is now known as Rogue River was also a resting place for fur trappers and traders, and those traveling south to California in the 1800s. It was officially established as a city in 1912. Though Rogue River is very small, residents enjoy the big city amenities of Grants Pass, just nine miles west.
Pups and their people have tons of fun in Rogue River. For a fun hike with your leashed dog, check out the Rogue River Greenway, a 3.9-mile trail that begins at the Depot Street Bridge and heads southeast. This paved multi-use path winds through beautiful meadows and next to the river. The diverse landscape and wildlife along the way make this an extra scenic spot for some exercise. There are restrooms, drinking fountains and interpretive learning signs along the way.
If relaxing in a park is more your and Fido’s speed, Palmerton Park is furrific! This five-acre park is a pawpular place for picnics and walks with leashed pooches. There’s also a playground and restrooms.
From annual check-ups to urgent care, Rogue River has three veterinary clinics to look out for your furry friend.
Need overnight accommodations for you and your pup? The Best Western Inn At The Rogue is a pet-friendly hotel close to downtown that has clean and cozy rooms.
The Cottage Café is a pawsome spot for a bite to eat in Rogue River. Open for breakfast and lunch, this quaint local joint has a delicious menu that includes stuffed pancakes, biscuits and gravy, plus yummy burgers. The café’s outdoor seating area is pet-friendly.
Whether you and Fido want to check out Rogue River’s adorable downtown, or experience the great outdoors, you will love Rogue River!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Rogue River
Grants Pass City Center
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Population DensityGrants Pass City Center
48Pooches and their owners love the Grants Pass’ City Center neighborhood, about nine miles from Rogue River. Explore the neighborhood’s Westholm Park, a furrific spot for a walk with your leashed dog! Meander through the park’s beautiful grassy areas on the paved path or have a picnic at one of the many tables. Westholm Park also has tennis and basketball courts, a playground, and restrooms. Just a few blocks away, you’ll find delicious eats at The Haul brewpub. Chow down on a wood-fired pizza, tacos or one of their other scrumptious menu items. At The Haul, dogs are welcome at their large outdoor seating area.
New Hope
36Population DensityNew Hope
36Looking for a spot to hike or bike with Spot? Visit Grants Pass’ New Hope neighborhood, about nine miles from Rogue River. This neighborhood is home to Cathedral Hills County Park, where there are miles of trails to explore with your dog. Make one big loop, or combine a couple smaller loops to tailor your excursion to you and your pup’s adventure appetite. For a quick but scenic jaunt, check out the half-mile Middle Trail. As you and your dog make your way through the giant pine trees and manzanita bushes, you’ll understand why this beautiful system of hiking, biking and horseback riding trails are so pawpular.
Redwood Hwy/Marion Ln
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Dog ParksPopulation DensityRedwood Hwy/Marion Ln
24You and your pup will have a furrific time in Grants Pass’ Redwood Hwy/ Marion Ln neighborhood, about nine miles from Rogue River. Check out the neighborhood’s Greenwood Dog Park for a tail-wagging good time. Fido will love sniffing around all the trees and grass. There is drinking water available for pooches, plus a doggie waste cleanup station and picnic tables. For some leashed fun, the other neighborhood parks are pawesome! Riverside Park has big open meadows and trees that turn beautiful shades of gold and red in the fall. Tussing Park is located on the banks of the river, making it another scenic spot for a walk. For super fun trails, head to Reinhart Volunteer Park. There are tons of walking and biking paths, fishing access, picnic areas and more!
NE 6th St/ NW F St
12Dog ParksPopulation DensityNE 6th St/ NW F St
12If your pup needs lots of room to run, you need to visit the Gilbert Creek Park in Grants Pass! About nine miles from Rogue River, the park’s fenced-in off-leash area is humongous, giving your pup room for tons of fun. The park is mostly grass with mature trees and picnic tables. The rest of Gilbert Creek Park is a pawsome place to explore with your leashed pup. Take a walk on the trails and enjoy some time by the beautiful creek. This neighborhood has other fun parks to explore with your leashed dog, namely Lawnridge Park and Ogle Park.
Redwood
0Dog ParksPopulation DensityRedwood
0There is lots of off-leash fun to be had in Redwood’s namesake neighborhood, about 12 miles from Rogue River. The Redwood neighborhood has a pawsome dog park located within Schroeder Park. This large grassy fenced-in area has two separate yards for large and small dogs, and a covered seating area for humans. The park is nice and big, perfect for a game of fetch! Outside of the off-leash area, explore the banks of the river at Schroeder Park with your leashed dog. Your pup will love sniffing around the sandy beaches – keep an eye out for wildlife as you explore! There is a small fee to enter the park. Redwood Park is another furrific off-leash dog park in this neighborhood! Similarly, Redwood Park is a fully fenced grassy area with large and small dog yards. You’ll want to bring cleanup baggies to both parks.
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