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Book nowHello! I'm Shauna and I have over 20 years experience caring for animals. As a professional dog walker, I always carry paw wipes for those rainy days and a dog first aid kit to ensure the utmost safety for your precious pup. I am alert and engaged (not a "hang around and play on my cell phone" type) and can do light training (such as "heel") that makes the walk experience beneficial for both you and your dog! I can provide references and treats upon request. Thanks so much!
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Book now“Happy Paws make for Happy Owners”
I have a huge love for animals and the outdoors, so I’d love to fill my time with walking or jogging your furry friends. I treat my pup like my child, and will do the same for your fur-child. I have a soft spot for bully breeds, having a Pit-lab myself, but let’s me honest, there’s no dog I’d turn away from giving some pets.
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
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Book nowHello, my name is Carly! I am an avid dog lover and walker. This stems from family history of owning and breeding hunting dogs known as Vizslas. Having a history of dealing with high energy dogs, I have grown to be very patient and understanding of dogs of all ages and personalities. I am currently a full time college student pursuing a major in nursing and love the flexibility that comes with walking your fur babies!
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Can run with dogs, Fast walker, Puppy care, Potty training
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(43)
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Book nowHello! I'm Shauna and I have over 20 years experience caring for animals. As a professional dog walker, I always carry paw wipes for those rainy days and a dog first aid kit to ensure the utmost safety for your precious pup. I am alert and engaged (not a "hang around and play on my cell phone" type) and can do light training (such as "heel") that makes the walk experience beneficial for both you and your dog! I can provide references and treats upon request. Thanks so much!
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5.0
(5)
Last service:
Book now“Happy Paws make for Happy Owners”
I have a huge love for animals and the outdoors, so I’d love to fill my time with walking or jogging your furry friends. I treat my pup like my child, and will do the same for your fur-child. I have a soft spot for bully breeds, having a Pit-lab myself, but let’s me honest, there’s no dog I’d turn away from giving some pets.
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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care
More about dog walking in Long Beach, WA 98631
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Average rating
4.95
Price range
$23.50 - $32.88
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Amanda G.
Verified 20m Walk
Great dog walker! My pup loves her.
Shauna H
Jenna A.
Verified 20m Walk
Alyssa was awesome! She was on time, and communicated. My pup had a little nervous pee & she kindly cleaned it up. I would definitely love to have her walk Groot again!
Alyssa M
Nichole L.
Verified Walk
Cary is an excellent dog walker and is very thoughtful making sure the water dish is full before she leaves. Thank you for taking care of my pup.
Carly C
Amanda G.
Verified 20m Walk
Great dog walker! My pup loves her.
Book nowShauna H
Jenna A.
Verified 20m Walk
Alyssa was awesome! She was on time, and communicated. My pup had a little nervous pee & she kindly cleaned it up. I would definitely love to have her walk Groot again!
Book nowAlyssa M
Nichole L.
Verified Walk
Cary is an excellent dog walker and is very thoughtful making sure the water dish is full before she leaves. Thank you for taking care of my pup.
Book nowCarly C
Best Dog Friendly Neighborhoods in Long Beach
Breakers
48
Population DensityBreakers
48For the next must-see stop on your doggy day trip, hustle on over to Breakers, a neighborhood in Long Beach. There is where you’ll find Discovery Trail, a path first trekked by Lewis and Clark. Though you must keep your dog leashed on the trail, that won’t get in the way of your barking good time. From the giant gray whale skeleton to the nineteen-foot bronze sculpture known as Clark’s Tree, you and your adventurous pal will have plenty to take in and explore while you’re checking out Discovery Trail. For doggy waste bags, look for the metal dog sculptures!
Central Long Beach
36Population DensityCentral Long Beach
36Make your way to Central Long Beach, a scenic area where you’ll find plenty of things to do and see -- the most notable being your option to stop in at Captain Bob’s Chowder. This quality local restaurant hosts a number of options when it comes to soups and, as you may have guessed, chowders. Clam chowder is always on the menu, but if you’re looking for something a bit different, check out one of their other options on rotation. Your dog is free to join you at any of the outdoor tables; just be sure to bring plenty of water.
North Long Beach
24Population DensityNorth Long Beach
24Your next stop should definitely be in the northern region of Long Beach, where you’ll find the prime dog-friendly lunch spot in the area. North Long Beach is home to The Cove Restaurant, a homey little restaurant that serves daily lunch specials from eleven in the morning to three in the afternoon. Grab yourself a delicious Reuben while you and your canine companion gaze out upon the scenic Peninsula Golf Course. Just be sure to bring plenty of clean drinking water for your pal, and maybe a treat or two, for being such a good little pup pal!
Fort Canby
12Population DensityFort Canby
12If you happen to find yourself in the Fort Canby neighborhood of Ilwaco, you’d be particularly well-served to check out a location that may not sound like a prime vacation spot. In spite of its name, Cape Disappointment is just the opposite -- a thrill waiting to happen for you and your pup. Bring your leashed pup to this beautiful state park and enjoy the many paths you can tread together, as well as taking in the beautiful beaches and the lighthouses on these very beaches. You’ll have a ball, but be prepared to clean up any possible messy mishaps.
Central Astoria
0Population DensityCentral Astoria
0For your final stop on your doggy day trip, you’ll need to cross state lines into Oregon. It may be a bit of a drive, but it’s well worth the ride. This is where you’ll find Fort Astoria, in the center of the town of Astoria. With scenic views, rolling hills, and grassy plains for you and your pup to enjoy, you’ll be thrilled to jog alongside your beloved pup. Just be sure to keep Fido on a leash that's eight feet long at maximum, and be prepared to clean up any messes doggy may make. Make sure to bring plenty of water for your pup as well!
Breakers
48Population DensityBreakers
48For the next must-see stop on your doggy day trip, hustle on over to Breakers, a neighborhood in Long Beach. There is where you’ll find Discovery Trail, a path first trekked by Lewis and Clark. Though you must keep your dog leashed on the trail, that won’t get in the way of your barking good time. From the giant gray whale skeleton to the nineteen-foot bronze sculpture known as Clark’s Tree, you and your adventurous pal will have plenty to take in and explore while you’re checking out Discovery Trail. For doggy waste bags, look for the metal dog sculptures!
Central Long Beach
36Population DensityCentral Long Beach
36Make your way to Central Long Beach, a scenic area where you’ll find plenty of things to do and see -- the most notable being your option to stop in at Captain Bob’s Chowder. This quality local restaurant hosts a number of options when it comes to soups and, as you may have guessed, chowders. Clam chowder is always on the menu, but if you’re looking for something a bit different, check out one of their other options on rotation. Your dog is free to join you at any of the outdoor tables; just be sure to bring plenty of water.
North Long Beach
24Population DensityNorth Long Beach
24Your next stop should definitely be in the northern region of Long Beach, where you’ll find the prime dog-friendly lunch spot in the area. North Long Beach is home to The Cove Restaurant, a homey little restaurant that serves daily lunch specials from eleven in the morning to three in the afternoon. Grab yourself a delicious Reuben while you and your canine companion gaze out upon the scenic Peninsula Golf Course. Just be sure to bring plenty of clean drinking water for your pal, and maybe a treat or two, for being such a good little pup pal!
Fort Canby
12Population DensityFort Canby
12If you happen to find yourself in the Fort Canby neighborhood of Ilwaco, you’d be particularly well-served to check out a location that may not sound like a prime vacation spot. In spite of its name, Cape Disappointment is just the opposite -- a thrill waiting to happen for you and your pup. Bring your leashed pup to this beautiful state park and enjoy the many paths you can tread together, as well as taking in the beautiful beaches and the lighthouses on these very beaches. You’ll have a ball, but be prepared to clean up any possible messy mishaps.
Central Astoria
0Population DensityCentral Astoria
0For your final stop on your doggy day trip, you’ll need to cross state lines into Oregon. It may be a bit of a drive, but it’s well worth the ride. This is where you’ll find Fort Astoria, in the center of the town of Astoria. With scenic views, rolling hills, and grassy plains for you and your pup to enjoy, you’ll be thrilled to jog alongside your beloved pup. Just be sure to keep Fido on a leash that's eight feet long at maximum, and be prepared to clean up any messes doggy may make. Make sure to bring plenty of water for your pup as well!