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- Batesburg Leesville, SC
Dog walking in Batesburg-Leesville
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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“It’s all about the DOGS and EXCEPTIONAL service!”
Hi! I’m Angela and thank you for choosing and trusting me to look after your pet and their needs. I’ll treat and care for your pet as it were my own. I’m known for my detailed report cards that I hope will make you feel like you were there and try to take save worthy photos of your pet. I have always had a passion for taking care of animals and have over 10 years experience in the veterinary field. I’ve served in the Military over 20 years and am pursuing my Masters Degree in Leadership.
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Socially Distanced Pet Care
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
“Ready to get your dogs paws on the pavement! :)”
Hi there! I'm Brielle! Ever since I could walk, I have had a dog to lean on and play with. I grew up taking care of dogs from all sizes -Dachshunds, Labradors, Great Danes, and German Shepard's - you name it! I know what it takes to make sure your dog has a good time, gets really good exercise and the fresh air they deserve! I've pet sat for many families and boarded some dogs as well, each time I make sure the dog is well taken care of and smiling when I leave!
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
My name is Crystal, I have been a vet assistant for 6 years. I have offered pet sitting to friends and family since 2012, and have experience with a range of animals. Animals have always been my passion and I love meeting new animals. I give every dog I care for the same attention and love that my own gets (and he is a very spoiled pup!)
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Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Therapy training, Service training, Puppy training
“Dog hair is my favorite accesory”
I am a Citadel alumnus, where I was the live mascot handler. I have experience with many dog breeds, large and small, of all training experience. All animals are a huge passion for me, so getting to interact with them is something I always enjoy!
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Can run with dogs, High energy dogs, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Hello! My name is Anita Keene. I've grown up around dogs my entire life. I've been the proud owner of two dogs since I've been out on my own. My current dog is a Pekingese. I have a Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education, however; 5 years ago our family moved to South Carolina and my preschool in Michigan is now managed by a director. I'm still the owner and manage the preschool, but the day to day stuff is her responsibility. I've got some free time on my hands and I love to walk (walk my dog everyday) and I love dogs. What a great opportunity it is to be a Wag Walker- combining both things I LOVE! Frequently, I've had the pleasure of taking care of family member's dogs while they've been away on trips. I'm excited for the chance to become friends with your dogs, as well!
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My name is Amanda Foster, and I am a student at Winthrop University majoring in biology with a concentration in veterinary science. I work as a veterinary assistant during the summers, and see animal health as top priority. I have been actively walking dogs for years, and love the fun it entails! I can’t wait to walk your dog!
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An outfit with out 'hair' is not a COMPLETE outfit. I care for many shapes, sizes, breeds, and levels of energy. Every furbaby tells their story of who they are by how the relate to their walker/sitter when their owner is there. I have seen confident, hyper, happy pee-ers (lol), etc. No furbaby is the same and thats what always keeps me on my toes and it is always fun and interesting.
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Hello, I am Melissa. I have 3 rescue dogs of my own and they are part of our family. I believe every dog has it's own unique personality and deserves nothing but love and care from every human it comes in contact with. I love ALL dogs and can't wait to meet yours!
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Hello! My name is Mary and I’m currently in college in an online program. I have had over 400 hours in volunteer work with animals. I care for your pets according to your instructions and have experience in administering medication to dogs and cats. I have taken veterinary technology courses in things such as clinical techniques and animal anatomy. I have experience in dogs of all sizes and ages and have experience in other types of pets as well.
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Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration
I am a triple major at USC studying business and psychology. I am originally from Lexington, SC but spent 7 years in Germany where I adopted my furry friend named Kaiser. Along with always having a dog myself, I’ve also walked and pet sat before and have volunteered at a service dog training facility. I admire dogs for their individual personalities and will always strive to make them as comfortable and happy as I can.
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
Dog Walking in Batesburg-Leesville
Formed when two small towns consolidated in 1992, Batesburg-Leesville is an outer suburb of Columbia just a 40-minute drive from the South Carolina State Capital Building. With all the creature comforts that city dogs might want, the community still keeps its friendly Southern charm.
You can find a veterinary hospital right in town, but you’ll drive into nearby Lexington for most of your shopping and dining needs. Don’t worry: your pups have five pet supply stores to sniff out in Lexington, which is 17 miles east. Locally-owned Animal Supply House on Augusta Highway is the closest and a pawpular source for raw diets. Your own dining options are plentiful, too: Lexington has 22 pet-friendly restaurants with outdoor seating.
For a weekend adventure, Aiken State Park is less than 40 minutes south, and the Jungle Nature Trail takes you on boardwalks over the wetlands and through dense forest for an easy 3-mile journey. Your fur family can get in a good workout closer to home, too. Summit Park on W Hampton St in Leesville has a rubberized walking track and natural paths to explore on-leash, and Gilbert Community Park in the adjacent town of Gilbert has a peaceful trail system ideal for a walking off a long workday with your BFFs.
Best Dog Neighborhoods in Batesburg-Leesville
Gibson Forest
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Dog Parks
Population DensityGibson Forest
48The highlight of any trip into Lexington is a stop by the Paw Park, the nearest off-leash play place from Batesburg-Leesville, located on the eastern edge of Lexington, right outside the Gibson Forest neighborhood. Proof of vaccination and a reasonable yearly registration fee apply. Membership gets your pooches access to three acres of pure freedom! If you’ve both been very good boys at the park, consider a different kind of fun at Maurice’s BBQ Piggy Park just to your north, where you’ll all want to chow down at the pet-friendly outdoor tables. A mile or so south, Gibson Pond Park is a 15-acre haven with a walking trail along the creek and pond. The pond’s dam took damage in South Carolina’s devastating 2015 flooding and is still being rebuilt, so water levels are low during the transition. The peace and occasional wildlife sightings are worth a visit regardless.
Main Street District
36Population DensityMain Street District
36Just a block from Lexington's Main Street, scenic Virginia Hylton Park is ideal for a weekend walk. Though your pups must stay on-leash, this peaceful spot with a butterfly garden also has nature trails that lead to an overlook along the creek. Extend your walk down Main Street, past the County Courthouse and traditional brick storefronts. Well-maintained sidewalks throughout downtown make it easy on the paws. Three blocks east on Main, dinner awaits at The Old Mill Brew Pub; gnaw some upscale pub grub on their massive covered patio, and the staff will welcome your pups with open arms, bowls of water, and plenty of pats.
Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve
24Population DensityPeachtree Rock Heritage Preserve
24The 460-acre Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve is 23 miles south of Batesburg-Leesville. It has a Lexington postal address but is located between Pelion and Edmond. This hiker's paradise is worth every inch of the journey. The park is run by the Nature Conservancy nonprofit, and on-leash dogs are welcome. The Heritage Preserve offers 7.5 miles of trails through pine forest and past some interesting geological features: the eponymous Peachtree Rock is a limestone pyramid on its side, while the upright Little Peachtree Rock seems to defy gravity. If you like an extra challenge, download plant- and bird-spotting checklists from the Nature Conservancy website ahead of time. Be sure to clean up after your pet and protect the trails for the next guy.
Downtown Edgefield
12Population DensityDowntown Edgefield
12About 25 miles from Batesburg-Leesville, the town of Edgefield is steeped in history. You can soak up the local lore while stretching the old paws, and Main Street is the place to be. Start in Courthouse Square; the beautiful Edgefield County Courthouse was built in 1809 with additions in the 1820s and 1830s, and the brick-front downtown shopping district and gracious 19th century homes that extend for several blocks down Main Street have wide, safe sidewalks for enjoying the view. At the intersection of Main Street and Mims Street, catch the Ten Governors Rail Trail. This smooth, easily-accessible converted railway runs for a mile. It is dotted with historical markers that feature the lives of 10 governors who called Edgefield home, so you can bone up on your South Carolina history while getting a good doggy workout.
Dreher Island
0Population DensityDreher Island
0With almost 350 dog-friendly acres to explore — including 3 islands and 12 miles of Lake Murray coastline — Dreher Island State Park can wear out even the most energetic pups. That's pawticularly true for the dog-paddlers in your pack: with swimming allowed throughout the park, your pups can splash away to their fuzzy little hearts' content. Since Lake Murray is 50,000 acres, you might also consider setting sail from one of the public boat ramps. Enjoy an easy walk on the 0.3-mile Billy Dreher Nature Trail. The 2.1-mile Little Gap Trail will leave you panting, and you might spot a nesting bald eagle. The park charges a small fee for parking and pets must stay on-leash, so plan accordingly.
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