5 Best Dog Walkers in Seattle (2026)

Dogtopia of Harbor Steps is a franchise daycare in the heart of Downtown Seattle, built around open-play daycare, boarding, and spa services. Staff complete training designed by a canine behaviorist, and dogs are grouped in playrooms by size, temperament, and play style after passing an evaluation. It is the largest, most-reviewed dog walker on this list, with a facility model rather than a solo walker.

Cosmic Home & Pet is a woman-owned Seattle business built around Brea Cara's private dog training, offering pack walks, walk-and-train sessions, and cat sitting alongside her core walking work. She trains through the Northwest School of Canine Studies and works with owners in-neighborhood rather than in a generic backyard setup. Reviewers describe her as a long-term fixture, with some clients dating back to 2012.

Trails And Tails Dog Walking is a local Seattle company run by owner Michelle, offering 30, 45, 60, and 90 minute walks along with overnight pet sitting. Reviewers consistently name their assigned walker by name, and the company sends an email report with photos and a checklist after every visit. It holds a perfect rating with 41 reviews on file.

Strut The Pup is a woman-owned Seattle company offering private on-leash walks, off-leash park adventures with a small pack, and overnight sitting at home. It positions itself as a one-on-one alternative to a facility, with walkers certified in Pet First Aid and CPR. The company runs weekday hours and holds a near-perfect 4.9 rating.

Seattle4Dogs is a small, unclaimed dog-walking business run by owner Mark Little, offering group walks of up to 90 minutes with familiar walkers. Reviewers describe multi-year relationships and photo updates from each outing, though the most recent reviews on file date back several years. It is the smallest operation on this list by review volume.