East Pittsburgh, PA

Dog walking in East Pittsburgh

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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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.

Kiersten is great! Sent me updates and Luke loves her!

Courtney E.

Such a great first walk! Pearl followed all directions and gave J tons of love.

Alison C.

Kelly is the best! She went above and beyond today and made sure my pups feet were wiped and salt free after her walk!

Kelsey F.

Thanks for always taking great care of them!

Kaleb M.

Miriah is awesome. I completely forgot to tell her about his post walk treat but she figured it out with Dixon s looking at her. Miriah is great. Can wait for her to walk Dixon again!

April C.

Sofia is sweet with my dogs and dies a great job!

Ellen B.

Miriah. Thank you so much for taking care of Dixon. Tomorrow morning we will be at Craig s doctors appt. The wag lockbox is outside on the back of the first chair. ( the chair closest to the front door) the code for the lockbox is 1972 if you have any issues call us at 412-849-9870. Also we will leave our door inside unlocked. Thank you so much.

April C.

Above and beyond!

Jim W.

Worked very well with my babies and understanding of Frankie being timid.

Monique G.

Moriah is lovely. She is so friendly and wonderful with our fur baby Dixon. She even offer to carry our baby up the stairs when he was being lazy. Thank you. Can t wait for her to hang with Dixon again.

April C.

Why book dog walker in East Pittsburgh

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 East Pittsburgh, PA 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. East Pittsburgh, PA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in East Pittsburgh

Haney Ct/ Meadowbrook Road

This neighborhood in Murrysville, just 10 miles from East Pittsburgh, is home to the Pleasant Valley Park, a pup-friendly multi-use park with sports fields, hiking and biking trails, and back-country style cross-country skiing trails in the winter. Your fur-baby must be leashed or under voice control within the park. The hiking trails are varying in lengths and levels of difficulty, which means you can create your own unique hiking experience. With over 5 miles of trails, the pawssibilities seem virtually endless! Old farm roads also provide some variety for both hiking and bike riding as they amble through fields and around wooded areas. If you and Fido are feeling adventurous, try out a couple of the utility right-of-way trails as well. They can be challenging, with steep hills and rocks, but worth the effort if you’re looking for a real workout for you and your furry bestie. This park offers variety, peace and quiet and interesting terrain. Woofderful!

Murrysville City Center

This neighborhood is where you’ll find Bear Hollow Park, which features a short loop trail that offers an easy uphill walk if you go in one direction, or a stroll along a brook with a downhill finish in the other. There is free parking on both ends. This is a pretty trail with its ample foliage, and the walk along the brook quiets the mind and gives your fur-pup an opportunity for a splash and a drink! You and he will have many opportunities to see birds and small wildlife along this trail, and its half-mile length makes it pawrfect for a lunchtime or after-dinner stroll. Enjoy!

West Export

The West Export neighborhood of Murrysville is host to Duff Park, a 148-acre, dog-friendly park that features hilly, heavily forested terrain. Easy walks can be had on some of the trails, with super workouts on others. Hikers share the paths with bicyclists, especially on the Funk Bikeway which runs alongside and crosses Turtle Creek via wooden bridges. The Bikeway is flat and easy for about 1.5 miles, them turns uphill for the more strenuous section. After your hike with Fido, which will be pawsomely scenic and can be filled with wildlife sightings, take a rest at the picnic pavilion and enjoy a casual meal with your fur-buddy. Or toss down a blanket on the grass near the ball field and relax. Please keep Fido leashed.

Emblem

White Oak is about 7 miles southeast of East Pittsburgh, and its Emblem neighborhood is the home of White Oak Park which houses the pawrific White Oak Dog Park! White Oak Park covers 810 acres and features an athletic field and playground for the humans, plus walking and hiking trails for walks with leashed pups. The trails at White Oak have not yet been blazed, but they are groomed and the park office on Muse Lane can provide clear maps so you and your fur pup don’t get lost. The fenced off-leash dog park is in the center of the park along the trail that leads to the Sumac picnic shelter. It is about 2 acres, and provides water, waste bags, and benches for the humans to relax and watch their pups cavort and socialize. So come for an hour in the dog park, or spend a day exploring the rest of White Oak Park. It’s a pawrrific place to play!

Forbes Ave/ Homewood Cemetery

There are lots of parks and green spaces in Pittsburgh, and some of them have their own dog parks within them. This is true of Frick Park which is in this neighborhood. With 644 acres, dog-friendly Frick Park is known as the city’s woodland park. It features many trails that meander among its steep valley slopes and rolling hills, and is an oasis in the midst of the city. The Frick Park Off Leash Exercise Area is fenced on 3 sides only, so plan to keep an eye on your pup while he runs and plays with the other dogs. The unfenced boundary is thick woods. The mostly grassy surface is easy on Fido’s paws, and there are benches for the humans’ comfort, too. A separate small dog area keeps those pups safe, and there are various play structures meant to tantalize and challenge. There's also a small natural pool where doggos can cool off and get a drink. It’s altogether furbulous!