Walk This Way Dog Walking

I moved to Park Slope with a beagle who hated being alone, and every walker I tried was either late or rushed. So I quit my office job and started walking dogs myself. Now there are four of us, all living within ten blocks.

We walk no more than three dogs at once, always from the same household or ones who already know each other. You'll get a GPS map, a photo and a quick note after every walk.

There are four of us, and we all live within ten blocks of the park. Your dog gets the same walker every week, so they know the routine, the leash quirks and where the treats are hidden.

Before the first walk, we come over for a free meet-and-greet to meet your dog, learn your routine and pick up a key.

We walk in rain, snow and summer heat. On very hot days we keep walks shorter and shady and bring water. In deep winter, we wipe paws to keep road salt off.

If it's truly dangerous out, like a heat advisory or a blizzard, we'll swap the walk for an indoor potty break and playtime instead.