- Wag!
- Dog Walking
- Tyrone, PA
Dog walking in Tyrone
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
““Happy” Vally Explorer”
I’m waiting for the opportunity to get out and explore all that Happy Valley has to offer with your best friend. I love hikes in the woods and exploring new trails just as much as walking the neighborhood streets of State College. I love this town and would love to spend time getting to know your pets favorite street or park. I love making new 4-legged friends (they are the most faithful). I’m looking forward to meeting and becoming good friends with your companion.
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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
Hi, my name is Semhar! I grew up in State College, Pa and I started dog walking and sitting in my neighborhood when I was 12 years old. I have experience with dogs of all sizes and breeds including an 8 week old pit bull, a 3 year old lab, a 6 year old retriever, and a 3 year old pit bull. I have volunteered at my local animal shelter as a dog walker for about a year. I love meeting new dogs and caring for them. I run on a regular basis and will work to keep your dog healthy and fit. I am very excited to meet your dog and make sure your Wag! experience is pleasurable for you and your dog!
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Hi, my name is Steve! I love dogs, and have had a dog my whole life, as well as volunteering at the SPCA and working as an obedience trainer in the past. I've recently moved to the area, and sadly don't have my own fluffy friend right now. I'd love to spend some time with yours!
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Hello, I am a young girl who enjoys spending time with dogs and walking. I am happy to be there for your pups while you’re unable to do so, while also taking any requests’ that you may have in order to keep your pup/s happy and safe.
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I'm Megan, also known as the biggest dog lover. I love living a healthy lifestyle while spending time with beautiful pups. My goal is to exceed your expectations and treat your puppy with respect and kindness.
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Hi! My name is Breanna. I love the outdoors and I would love to walk your furry friends. I grew up owning animals such as cats, dogs, and even horses. During the summer I would walk some of the local dogs and also pet sit, we all had a lot of fun! Most of the dogs I have owned have been heat sensitive (flat nose, long hair, elderly), so know that I am ready to take the best care of your heat-sensitive friends. I will treat your companion with patience and compassion just like I treat my own. I hope to meet you soon!
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Dog Walking in Tyrone
Back in the day, Tyrone was a bustling commercial town known for its paper product manufacturing. The population has dwindled since its peak in the mid-1900s, but the borough is still a cozy spot that more than 5,000 people call home. There’s one vet clinic here, but you’ll need to hop in the car and travel a bit to find restaurants and fun activities for your furry friend.
Tyrone is located near several state parks and game lands, so finding something to do if you love the outdoors shouldn’t be too difficult. There’s relatively quick access to several trails, like the Houtzdale Line Trail, which is only about 18 miles from Tyrone. This 10-mile path will take you through some of the areas where railways were used consistently in the 1800s and 1900s and offers some great spots for wildlife watching.
Only eight miles from Tyrone is Bellwood, where you’ll find the Bell’s Gap Rail Trail, a six-mile path that will give more experienced hikers and their dogs a challenging walk through woods and valleys with some incredible views. If you love spending time outside with your dog, then Tyrone’s surrounding areas have some furtastic spots for you!
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Tyrone
Allegheny Furnace
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Population DensityAllegheny Furnace
48Just over 18 miles from Tyrone is the Allegheny Furnace neighborhood of Altoona. This area has quite a few dog-friendly hotels for you and your pup to stay at if you’re just visiting. It’s also the home of Highland Park, which is a public park that’s somewhat of an unofficial dog park. This park has picnic pavilions, walking trails, and some open spaces for your dog to play or run with you on his leash. You can also take advantage of some paw-friendly chain restaurants in the area that have outdoor seating for you and your pup and make for the pawfect spots to grab a meal or dessert.
Park Forest Village
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Dog ParksPopulation DensityPark Forest Village
36Park Forest Village in State College is just over 23 miles from Tyrone. Your dog will go mutts for the furtastic Tudek Dog Park, which has separate areas for large and small dogs, a water fountain, and some pretty grass on which your dog can run and play. Your leashed pup can even take a hike with you around the Tom Tudek Memorial Park, which has a walking path, sporting fields, pavilions, and more. Park Forest Village has several dog-friendly restaurants, like Hog Father’s Old Fashioned Barbecue. Grab a bite to eat with Spot at one of the outdoor tables.
College Heights
24Population DensityCollege Heights
24About 26.5 miles from Tyrone is the College Heights neighborhood of State College. This place has a couple of unique opportunities for furry paws. You can visit Free Motion Animal Massage to give your pup some relaxing downtime with experts who know just how to massage your dog! Or, check out Webster’s Bookstore Café, which has a couple of outdoor tables where you can enjoy a coffee with your dog while you read your favorite book. College Heights also has some dog-friendly restaurants with outdoor seating, like Zola Kitchen and Wine Bar, which even has some nights of live music to enjoy.
Black Moshannon State Park
12Black Moshannon State Park
12Outdoor-loving dogs and their owners are in for a treat in Philipsburg. Black Moshannon State Park is just over 28 miles from Tyrone and offers the pawfect outdoor escape for adventurous pups. The park has camping areas where you and your dog are welcome to stay, and it’s only an extra $2 per night for Sparky! You and your dog can enjoy fishing areas, a splash in the lake, or relaxing by the campfire. There are also some trails that weave through Black Moshannon State Park, and as long as your dog is on a leash and cleaned up after, he’s welcome to join you as you explore.
Bald Eagle State Forest
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0The Bald Eagle State Forest will take you a little longer to get to than the other spots – around 42 miles – but this might be the perfect outdoor escape for you and your furry friend. The park has close to 6,000 acres of space to enjoy, including wetlands, forest areas, and even a lake that’s a great spot for fishing or spotting some wildlife. Your leashed pup is welcome in some of the camping areas, and she can also join you for a hike on some dog-friendly trails. The Mid-State Trail is one of them. This trail is over 300 miles long and goes through several state parks, including Bald Eagle State Forest.
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