Yakima, WA

Dog walking in Yakima

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.

Ashley is great. I do not need to check other sitters because takes care of pets like they are her own. Thank you Ashley!!

Henry B.

Ashley is wonderful. She cared for Mollie as her own. She kept us up to date as the hours and days went by. The pictures were very comforting to see. I want everyone to know that Ashley will be my choice next time.

Henry B.

Star and her people thank you mucho!

Peggy L.

Ashley rocks!

Peggy L.

Star loves Ashley! So does Stars humans!

Peggy L.

Thank you Ashley! Star is pooped! Napping already!

Peggy L.

Thank you Ashley! Star and her people look forward to many more walks!

Peggy L.

Well I m very happy and impressed on how Tasha loved Ashley right away! Ashley kept me informed on how Tasha was doing and even sent me pictures of the walk, Ashley even worked with her on pulling (Tasha tends to pull often out of excitement) definitely recommend her to any pet parent looking for excellent pet care!

Daniel G.

I noticed on our lock app that you were out very late Saturday morning and then Maggie didn t go out until 11:30am - maybe I wasn t specific enough but that feels like an unacceptably late time to let the dog out to me. Otherwise sitting was great but seeing that just gave me pause.

Eva S.

Why book dog walker in Yakima

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Yakima

Yakima City Center

The bustling City Center of Yakima is not short on greenery! In this neighborhood you can find a great treat, the Norman and Nellie Byrd Dog Park. Here your playful pup can run around in glorious off-leash freedom in a safe environment. This fenced in dog park is approximately 1.6 acres, featuring mature trees, grassy areas and a shelter. The dog park is inside Sherman Park, just down the Greenway Path. You’ll need to bring your own water and waste bags to pick up after your pup. After working up an appetite, head over to the 2nd Street Grill, in the same neighborhood. This restaurant features american comfort food, and best of all, a dog friendly patio.

Washington Park

The dogs and residents of Washington Park neighborhood never need to have a boring morning walk! This neighborhood is chalk full of dog friendly urban parks to enjoy. One of the pawrific options, is Kiwanis Park. This large park features a variety of athletic fields to sniff and play on as long as there are no games in play. You can also enjoy the asphalt pathways around the pond that are easy on the paws and the eyes. Amenities include restrooms and concession stands. Just west of Kiwanis Park, you can find the smaller Martin Luther King Junior Park. This pretty urban park is a great place to bring your kids to play in splash pad, or your pooch for a picnic at the picnic tables. Leashed dogs are welcome at both of these parks as long as they get picked up after!

Terrace Heights

For an oasis in the dry plains, go check out the Yakima Sportsman State Park in the Terrace Heights neighborhood. This 266 acre state park features ponds, lakes and rivers that attract not only tourists, but over 140 species of birds. The park has picnic areas and two miles of unpaved hiking trails on the river dike that your and your doggo can enjoy. If you want to stay the night here, you and Fido can stay at one of the many campsites. Campsite amenities include fire pits, restrooms and water. Just south of this state park you can find the Sarg Hubbard Park. This park is located along the Yakima Greenway, and has many pathways running throughout it as well. There’s also a large grassy area your pup will love to sniff and play on. Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy both of these parks with their two legged friends!

Fairbrook

In the Fairbrook neighborhood of Yakima, you can find Randall Park. This park has many woofderful features, such as a nature trail alongside the creek, many athletic fields to stretch your legs on and a picnic area. Probably your dog's favorite part, though, would be the off-leash dog park located just across the Wide Hollow Creek. Drinking water and waste bags are provided, just don’t forget the dog treats for your good boy! Your dog needs to stay leashed when he is not within the fenced-in dog park. When it’s time for a bite, head over to the Creekside West Bar and Grille in the same neighborhood. This restaurant has plenty of pet friendly outdoor tables where you can chow down on some nachos with your canine companion.

Weikel

In the far northwest corner of Yakima, you can find the neighborhood of Weikel. When you and your adventurous pup are just itching to get outdoors, check out the Cowiche Canyon Trail, accessible from this neighborhood. This is one of the many trails supported by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, transforming former railway corridors into great multi-use pathways. The trailhead can be found from Cowiche Canyon Road. From this trail, you’ll be able to enjoy views of dramatic cliffs, sage covered slopes and a diverse variety of wildlife. The trail is just over 3 miles long, following the Cowiche Creek. Dogs are allowed to join in on the fun, as long as they stay leashed and are picked up after. Don’t forget plenty of drinking water for your thirsty pupper!