Dog Walking Broadview

“Danielle is fabulous! She is caring, competent and great to work with. Thanks, Danielle!”

Paula W.

“Nikki has bee such a great partner and caregiver to our new puppy. She super attentive and flexible with shifting schedules. She's given great updates on the walks and I really feel supported. She's easy to communicate with as well. Couldn't recommend her enough!”

Hafiz H.

“Ana is great and helped me with one hr walks while I was away. I knew I could trust her with my pup Levi and would use her services again in a heartbeat!”

Michelle C.

“She is awesome with dogs. She walked the enough and then came home and played with them since outside it was to hot.. specially she made sure that they were happy and pleased. Thank you so much…. That I can happily work.”

Maria S.

About: 10+ years of experience caring for rescue, older and anxious pups. I love making pups and their parents happy. I am very patient and provide compassionate, individualized care to animals. I am responsive and reliable and truly love caring for animals. I live in a large 2 bedroom apartment with my golden retriever Bhodi who loves friends to play with and we have a fully fenced shared yard for them to use and go on many walks and adventures daily. Also available for drop ins and walks. I work from home 3 of 5 days a week and never leave my pup home for long even on my 2 in office days. I live in apartment with a shared fully fenced yard and close to many trails and dog parks. I take pups out on several walks daily and make sure they have ample water, food, treats and love at all times.

About: 40 Years of Loving, Experienced Pet Care 🐾 Animals have been a huge part of my life for 40 years. I’ve cared for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, rats, hamsters, lizards, and iguanas, including rescues and animals with special needs. I have experience with medications, insulin injections, health and diet management, and caring for pets who need extra patience and attention. I also worked for NE Vet Hospital for several years, giving me valuable hands-on experience around veterinary care. From energetic puppies to senior pets, shy rescues, and everything in between, I provide dependable, compassionate care tailored to each animal’s individual needs. I’m proud to have many long-term returning clients and would love the opportunity to care for your pets like they’re part of my own family. ❤️🐾 Pet care is an important part of my daily routine. I understand how important consistency is for animals, and I’m committed to following your pet’s schedule and individual needs. Whether your pet has specific feeding times, a special diet, requires medication, or needs insulin injections, you can trust me to provide attentive, reliable care and make sure they stay happy, healthy, and comfortable while you're away. 🐾❤️ If I’m caring for your pets in your home, I’m always respectful of your space, routines, and preferences. I follow your instructions carefully and want you to feel completely comfortable knowing your home and pets are in good hands. Just let me know what you need, and I’ll be happy to help! Thank you! 🐾❤️

About: Hi! I'm Rebecca, and I live with my partner in the Broadview/Bitter Lake neighborhood. I'm a second generation pet sitter - I learned professional pet sitting while helping my mom with her small business as a teen, and actually took my first dog training class in middle school. More recently, I trained my own dog, Nacha, in basic manners, walking, and agility (positive reinforcement only!). I foster with Saving Great Animals and volunteer at PAWS Lynnwood. I'm sensitive - I have experience caring for nervous, easily excited, and/or reactive pets. I'm thoughtful about their needs and personality and enjoy tailoring their routine to meet them where they are. As a neurodivergent person, my sensitivity is my superpower, allowing me to easily attune to each creature I care for, whether they need to walk, zoom, play, snuggle, or decompress. I'm ridiculously safe - My uncanny ability to anticipate everything that could go wrong means that safety isn't just a priority, it's my baseline. I know first-hand what it's like to worry about your pet while you're at work, wondering if the walker remembered to take their collar off before putting them back in their crate, or hoping they followed their routine thoroughly enough to ensure they're comfortable until I get home. Let my own anxiety ease yours! I work remotely and part-time, allowing plenty of flexibility to put the pets' needs first. Meals, meds, walks, and playtime need to happen when they need to happen! As a foster with Saving Great Animals, I'm familiar with proper leashing protocols and the additional safety measures you need to take when caring for a dog you're less familiar with. I don't wear headphones while walking so I can keep an ear out for cars, animals, and other street hazards. At home, I have a fully fenced yard for supervised outdoor time. TLDR: I'm as vigilant with pets as I am with human children.

“Carly's the best! She was super flexible on short notice to come for a meet and greet and walked my anxious German shepherd like a pro. Highly recommend.”

Susan B.

About: To my amazing clients and potential new clients! I can officially offer dog grooming as well! I earned my dog grooming certification from Masers Dog Grooming in Kenmore, Washington Graduated in April 2024 I am currently working on earning my dog training certification. I will keep you all posted on those details! Due to the new respiratory virus that’s effecting and affecting our loyal companions I will be limiting the amount of pups in my care and will be requesting current vaccination and current flea prevention prior to boarding. I apologize for the inconvenience. “Life is what happens when you’re making other plans!” - one of my favorite quotes! I am a dog lover and animal advocate. Dogs have always been a part of my life and I feel that each one has an amazing soul. I was a dogsitter, housesitter and substitute teacher before I had my daughter. I just need to make sure that any dog I dog sit is child friendly and will get along with my rescue. My previous rescue, “Shabah” passed away in 2016. Our new rescue, “Todd” has the same spirit of our previous old dog! I have a split level home (unfinished basement). Our home is a comfortable and cozy home that's dog and kid friendly. We have a large fenced in backyard. Our neighborhood is a dog friendly, kid friendly, cat friendly, chicken friendly neighborhood. All our neighbors are respectful of each other and watch out for each other. About this sitter: I’m a survivor of many things and 52 years young ( I stopped counting). I have an amazing, smart, funny and talented tween who consistently keeps me on my toes. I earned my BA in Photojournalism and Film from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. I love to travel and before my kiddo was born, I had the opportunity to travel to many different countries. I’ve had the opportunity to attend school at the University of Wales and travel throughout GB, Spain, Ireland, Scotland, Oman and the UAE and taught briefly in Salalah, Oman. Dogs are honest, sincere and loving creatures with the right environment. I want to make sure that you know your dog will be safe and loved while staying with me and my family. Why I love dog sitting: I have loved dogs my entire life. I have always owned a dog. From our first family dog, “George” who used to pose for the camera every time I would take my camera out! He would literally pause and stay still for the camera! I’ve always had rescues and they have all been amazing mixed breed mutts! 🥰🐶 If anyone ever needed help with their dogs, whether it was dog sitting, dog walking or helping rescue a dog in need I was always there to help out. I just have a special place in my heart for dogs. Meet my pets I had a 16 year old border terrier mix, “Shabah.” She was wonderful with children and took care of her little 'sis' since the day I brought her home from the hospital. Shabah passed away in 2016 and we continue to miss her everyday. It wasn’t until Covid that I broke down and adopted another rescue, “Todd.” Todd has come a long way since the day I adopted him. He was rescued out of a home in Eastern, Washington. I have worked on training him but continue to work with him daily. I have looked into getting certified to become a dog trainer and use those skills with dog sitting. Our Home: My daughter, dog and I recently moved back to our old house in Shoreline. I am working on remodeling the inside of the house and working on the front and backyard. Since I am doing all of this on my own, it’s taken some time and a constant work in progress. Please excuse the mess during this “construction” time. Do not worry! There’s only weeds and brown grass and dirt for the dogs to play around in. The inside of our home have plenty of places for your dogs to sleep. The dogs will also let me know what other spots they like too! A couple dogs I watched recently loved snuggling up underneath our entertainment center area. I’ve since put a cozy bed in that spot for them! 💗 Our home is approximately 1800 square feet, we have an unfinished basement (I’m working on remodeling), a large kitchen, dining room,l nook, living room and t.v. room. We also have 3 small bedrooms and 1 1/2 bathrooms. The dogs are welcome anywhere they would like. I sanitize daily (dog and kid friendly sanitizers) and vacuum daily (as long as it doesn’t scare the dogs - otherwise it’s sweeping). It's important to me that my home remains a child friendly and dog friendly home. About my yard: I have a fenced in backyard. It's a durable backyard, meaning that it's o.k. that the grass gets torn up and if your dog is a digger. If you are someone who is trying to break the habit of your dog digging, just let me know. I can work on that while your dog is in my care. I will not leave the dogs unattended. With a fenced in backyard it’s easy to think they would be OK, my dog is a “Houdini,” so I make it a habit of never leaving any dogs unattended even with a fenced in backyard. My experience administering medication: Over the years I have administered shots and oral medication for my dogs and friends dogs and dogs I have dog sat for. I am available full time to dog sit and walk, your amazing pups! I do have a busy schedule with my kiddo and her after school activities. As long as you’re O.K. and the dogs are O.K. with car rides, we are all good! I won’t text and drive or take photos while driving! I have a fenced in backyard and brown grass (at the moment) for the dogs to play around in. It’s O.K. to mess up our yard since it’s a “work in progress” yard! I always monitor and supervise the dogs when they are playing in my front or backyard. My front yard is not fenced in yet, so the dogs would be on a leash at all times in the front yard. My schedule is quite chaotic and ever changing. Since I won’t leave the dogs unsupervised, they go with me. Each client I have had has been great with my busy schedule. I take the dogs with to drive my kiddo to school and take them with to pick her up. When she has after school activities - the dogs will come with me to drop her off and pick her up. I’ll take the pups on walks or small hikes or to a dog park with the owners permission. If the dogs are O.K. to be left alone for a short period of time - then I plan accordingly. I don’t like to leave dogs in kennels unless it’s absolutely necessary and becomes a safety issue. Otherwise, they are free to roam their new temporary environment. I can no longer house sit or dog sit in someone else’s home since I have a kiddo and my own rescue pup. In my home, I make sure the dogs are always safe and have a separate room for the dogs who are food aggressive during feeding time. If one dog plays too rough with the other dogs I will plan accordingly on which dogs are safest to play together. There have been times when I had to separate the play times between the dogs who played rough together, compared to the dogs who didn’t. It all worked out great. Dogs get to know each other’s play and personalities rather quickly . I make sure the dogs all have fresh water throughout the day. If it’s a dog that doesn’t monitor their own water intake, I will make sure to monitor the water intake in the evening. I need to sleep too and cannot be kept up throughout the night to let the dogs outside. I’ve had to do this for my own dog and he’s been fine. 😊🐾 Please Note - Due to the potentially fatal new respiratory virus that’s effecting and affecting our loyal companions I will need to request current vaccination records to be emailed and will have to postpone dog sitting and boarding until a vaccination is available to our loyal companions. I will reach out to Rover directly on how they will handle matters like these since this is something none of us could imagine would come up. Thank you and I appreciate you! Monday thru Friday the pups all come with to drop my kiddo off at school. After drop off I take the pups to a local park for a bit. Then back home to get my work done. The dogs all have free reign of the house. I can take them out in our backyard every couple of hours. At 2:30 on M/T/Th/F we head back out to pick my kiddo up from school. Then back home for more playtime. We have breakfast and dinner around 6 am and dinner between 4 and 5 pm - these times for breakfast and dinner are flexible. *please note* I request all dogs be treated with a flea and tick preventive prior to boarding, grooming. Our yard gets frequent visitors such as coyotes, rabbits and raccoons. All of these animals carry fleas. I treat my yard and home with Wondercide but cannot prevent fleas from getting on your dog(s). If your dogs are not on flea prevention - there are no guarantees. We will frequent dog parks and trails and fleas and ticks can live in these environments. I go by the “honor system” when people tell me their dogs are on flea prevention. One walk in the park in this area can cause and create an itchy dog. Please treat your dogs for fleas and ticks as a prevention. Thank you! This keeps my dog safe, my home safe and everyone else’s dogs safe. Please note that frontline and advantage Do Not work on the fleas in this area. The best treatment I found was Simparico Trio that kills the entire flea cycle! The flea prevention that works the best are prescriptions from a vet. Please make sure to get a flea and tick medication that kills the entire flea cycle! Some medications only kill the adults. I cannot begin to tell people how important this is. Fleas are super gross and wreck havoc on a home and animal. Thank you for keeping my home, my dog and especially your dog(s) safe! Thank you!

“I’m so grateful Minerva was able to walk my dog! She was always prompt to communicate, and so friendly and kind in person as well. She left me great notes and so many photos at the end of each walk. I couldn’t be more happy with how she treated my pup and I! Highly recommend!!”

Jessica S.

“Sara was really responsive when I needed a last minute booking for dog walking services. She took pictures and sent a very thorough report. She even helped me fill up my dog's food and water bowl. Would definitely recommend Sara!”

Giao N.

About: Dogs make the world go 'round. Rain or shine, I love taking dogs for walks around the neighborhood, and getting them out of the house. I make sure there is plenty of time for sniffs, while also making sure they get important exercise and other stimulation. I would love to take your floofer for their daily walk! I am currently unemployed and have lots of time to give cuddles and walks. I usually spend my afternoons applying for jobs, but my schedule can be flexible during a typical work day. I have a fenced yard and two Pomeranians who are not aggressive, but can be barky. My dogs sleep on the bed, are fully allowed on furniture, and get lots of snacks, walks, and cuddles.

About: I’ve taken care of dogs and cats, both my own and my friends and neighbors, for the last 18 years. I love spending time with animals and will always give them the best care, as I would do for my own pets. I am currently in graduate school and plan to incorporate pet care before or after classes and on the weekends. I am usually most available in early afternoons and on the weekends. I would make sure to check with the owner to make sure I understand the pets needs and routine to ensure I provide continuity of care while the owner is away.

About: Hi there! I’d love to take your buddy to exercise, play or just make sure they are well fed. I grew up around a lot of animals - dogs, birds, cats, guinea pig, bunnies and I love spending time around them. I have always been the go-to sitter for my friends’ furry kids. I’ve been doing Rover for about 4 years now and I have truly enjoyed hanging out with the dogs and cats I met through here. I have a dog named Ivy and she is my joy. I love taking her to play at the park, go hiking, swimming or sometimes just being a couch potato with her. From house sitting, hiking, cuddling, trips to MudBay/ All the Best you can definitely count on me to take care of your pet! My schedule has been a little over the place lately, so unfortunately I’m unable to take bookings for dogs currently, but I am accepting cats who can have a flexible schedule. I will feed your pet according to their diet and make sure they are getting their needs met, be it exercising, playing or lots of cuddles!

About: I’ve loved caring for pets since I was a teen, starting with pet sitting for family and friends before receiving referrals. To me, fur babies are the sweetest, bestest friends we could ever ask for. I genuinely enjoy getting to know each pet’s unique personality and making their time with me happy, engaging, and comfortable. I’m especially passionate about enrichment, companionship, and patient care. I have experience with anxious rescue doggos who need extra reassurance, and I understand the importance of giving them time and space to build trust. My partner and I also have three cats of our own, so providing a safe, enriching environment is part of our everyday life. My goal is to make every pet feel loved, understood, and genuinely cared for—not simply looked after. I’m a former paraeducator now focusing on finishing my psychology degree (fully)remotely and crafting :>, so I have the flexibility to plan my days around pet care :>(my dream! I love spending time with fur babies.) I can adjust my availability to meet each pet’s needs and enjoy spending quality time with pets throughout the day, including walks, playtime, enrichment, and companionship. I’m very comfortable with house sitting and caring for pets in their own home. I understand how important it is to keep pets comfortable by following their usual routines, providing consistent care, and giving them plenty of attention and companionship. I treat every client’s home with the same care and respect I would want for my own. I’m also happy to help with light household tasks such as collecting mail, watering plants, and keeping the home tidy while you’re away. My goal is to give both pets and their families peace of mind while they’re apart.

About: I have years of experience caring for animals of all kind. My graduate degree in behavior management means I can help you solve training issues. I’m available during the day. I have a lot of flexibility in my schedule so last minute changes are typically ok. I’m easy to work with! I don’t have a yard but I live near to a dog park. I give animals whatever care their owners ask for. My priorities are always keeping pets safe, happy, and healthy.

“Excellent photographer, detailed, and even brought in a package and asked if he should fed my dog out of the kindness of his heart. Will absolutely be using again.”

Tom M.

“Desiree and Lucas took great care of our dog, great communicators, overall great experience!”

Tammy H.

“Kevin is a great dog walker. My dog is older and can be stubborn at times. Kevin gets along well with my dog and is able to work well with him even when he can be difficult.”

Alex R.

“Our dog is very shy and nervous with new people, and Daisy was great with working with him and getting him very comfortable. She's great!”

Laura B.