Blakely Island, WA

Dog walking in Blakely Island

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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.

Thank you so much for taking such great care of max

Maureen G.

Thank you so much Larissa! You are, by far, the best dog walker in Anacortes!!!!

Angela R.

Communicitive, professional and on time. Thanks so much

Steve R.

Larissa is our all time favorite walker. Our standard poodle loves her and loves that she runs with him. She s always right on time and always is generous with her time, marking sure he gets a full 30 minutes actually walking. I could write Ann essay about how much we like Larissa, but I m going to stop here. Just one more thing: Thank you, Larissa.

Dale B.

Larissa has been perfect for my Poodledoodle. He s more like a helicopter than a fixed wing plane but she s good with both

Dale B.

Larissa, you are a true gem. 5 stars in all categories and you ran with Q in the rain++ ! Thank you.

Dale B.

My big poodle is so happy and relaxed after his walks!

Dale B.

Larissa was amazing!! Took very good care of our pup. We would be happy to book again and recommend her to everyone! She went above & beyond to make her feel comfortable and was super communicative! Thanks again.

Meredith D.

Larissa is wonderful! I m so glad we found her near by in Anacortes, my dogs love her!

Monica O.

Meredith D.

Why book dog walker in Blakely Island

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 Blakely Island, WA 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. Blakely Island, WA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Blakely Island

Cypress Island

Cypress Island lies just east of Blakely Island and comprises 5,500 acres. The island’s small population is shared with tourists so there is plenty of room to spread out for fresh air and forested fun. Pups are welcome on their many trails and beaches. Check out Smuggler’s Cove, Secret Harbor and Strawberry Bay which offer day passes for hiking and swimming enjoyment. This is also a kayaker’s paradise. Be sure to bring a leash as your pawtastic friend will need one and keep this island clean by packing out what you pack in. Be sure to bring food and water!

Lopez Island

Lots to do on Lopez Island! You and pup are welcome on the long stretches of beach at Otis Perkins Day Park and Odlin County Park. Spencer Spits State Park offers 30 miles of off-leash trails and has bike and kayak rentals as well! Dog fur-iendly Lopez Hill has many preservation trails amongst its 400 wooded acres and Lopez Village Park’s community center is ready with showers, restrooms and picnic tables. And there’s more! Agate Beach Park and Shark Reef Park welcomes on-leash dogs for some wooded trail hikes and public beach access. There are no dog-friendly restaurants on Lopez.

Friday Harbor

Accessed by ferry, Friday Harbor on the San Juan Island features Eddie & Friends Dog Park with two acres of separate fun for large and small pups, comfy benches, shade trees, water fountains, and even pawtastic dog toys are provided. Or visit Roche Harbor’s Dog Park which has two fenced runs for your furry friend to frolic and although there is no water, proper clean up facilities are on-site. Dogs must be on leash while hiking the island’s many trails to help preserve its natural areas. Afterwards, you both can grab a bite at the Lime Kiln Café’s outside pier dining!

Orcas Island

Orcas Island is home to three dog-friendly island parks. Birch Park is filled with walking trails for your leashed pup and Orcas Island Dog Park, adjacent to 57-acre Buck Park, is the best place for some off-leash fun. Lots of trees provide shade and dog bowls with water are on-site. Moran State Park has a whopping 38 miles of trails that wind through forests and along water’s edge, enough to wear you and Fido out! Island shops are not dog-friendly, but pups are welcome for some outdoor fine dining at Doe Bay Café, The Mansion Restaurant and Orcas Hotel Café.

Shaw Island

Located within the San Juan Islands of Washington state, Shaw Island is visited by many tourists. Home to the University of Washington Biological Preserve, here you will find sandy beaches where your pup is welcome as well as a small general store to pick up supplies, snacks and water. Kayakers can put in their boat and paddle around the island. The island’s only park, Shaw County Park, requires keeping your dog on a leash to respect the area’s wildlife. With no island restaurants, pack accordingly. The dog-friendly ferry drops visitors in the morning and picks them up in the afternoon.