Dog Walkers in Cheyney, PA

“Meet and Greet with Shari and my GP,Trixie was love at first sight for Trix. I think this is going to be a great fit.”

Kirin M.

“When I was injured and unable to walk my dog, Luna, Matthew was an absolute lifesaver. He showed up every single day; rain or shine; right on time, without fail. His reliability and dedication gave me such peace of mind during a challenging time. Not only was he dependable, but Luna absolutely adores him. It’s clear he genuinely cares about the dogs he walks. Matthew’s consistency, kindness, and professionalism have been an essential part of both my recovery and Luna’s happiness. I can’t recommend him enough to anyone looking for a trustworthy, caring dog walker.”

Daniele B.

About: I have had pets my entire life and love being around animals! I have pet sat for many friends and neighbors so I am very comfortable spending time with your furry friends! I am currently on summer break before I go to grad school and have a very light, flexible schedule so I have so much time to spend with your pups! I am open to taking care of your animals however they are most comfortable, whether that's going outside, being put in a crate, or however you seem best fit!

“Thank you for taking care of our Maddie. Margaret was kind enough to meet our girl before she came to walk and care for her. I loved the pictures and information received. My pup has a lot of separation anxiety and we were glad to have Margaret here to take care of her.”

Jodi R.

“Rockstar!!!!! Thank you for fitting this in today!”

Alyssa D.

About: I’ve raised over 3 dogs at a time from puppies to seniors. I’ve been a dog walker my entire life and love it more than anything. I’m currently new to my town and am looking for a consistent dogs to walk everyday. Im very open for times, days and cancellations for all dogs. I would care for pets in the most responsible and loving way. I made sure all pets are safe, feed and happy! I prioritize the safety of all animals above everything.

“Paige was absolutely fantastic. She is communicative and kind regarding our little Manford. Manny is an anxious little guy and he took to page so quickly!!”

Molly M.

“Wonderful, always so friendly and spends quality time with my dog. Would definitely recommend!!!”

Jill M.

“10/10”

Sara P.

“Makenzie is very reliable even on short notice, Tucker is in the best mood after walks with her and she sends tons of photos with the scorecard. i look forward to working with Makenzie again.”

Aaron W.

About: Hi, I’m Patrick! I’m a passionate pet lover with 18 years of experience caring for dogs, cats, and other furry friends. Whether it’s daily walks, overnight stays, or just keeping your pet company, I treat every animal like family. Reliable, attentive, and always ready with belly rubs—I’m here to make sure your pet feels safe, happy, and loved while you’re away! I currently work full-time remotely from home. I am always available for drop-ins and walking services. I can be available for boarding on a case by case basis. I have plenty of time and attention to give to your furry friend When it comes to drop-ins and walks, your pet’s safety and well-being are always my top priorities. I follow your instructions carefully and ensure a calm, familiar routine for your pet. During walks, I use secure leashes and harnesses, avoid high-traffic areas when needed, and stay alert to surroundings at all times. For drop-ins, I make sure your pet feels comfortable, safe, and cared for in their own home. You can count on clear updates, photos, and trustworthy care every visit.

“Nicole is amazing! She has phenomenal photography skills and makes sure to send plenty of photos of my pup while she is with him! It's a nice break in the day to see pictures of your happy dog. I have a new puppy and when she visits, I never know what kind of mood Milo will be in. She has been flexible in walking him part of the time and playing with him indoors the rest of the time if he's not up for a long walk. Her reviews of his behavior and mood are also helpful, and give me an idea of what to expect when I get home. I also really appreciated her visiting prior to any booking to meet and greet Milo - it gave me a chance to meet her and learn about her background. I felt very comfortable leaving Milo in her hands!”

Alexis R.

About: I’ve taken care of puppies as young as 8 weeks up to 14 year old dogs. Experience in obedience training and adjusting to the animals needs. Love to be active, but also can’t pass up a cuddle. I currently work part time, so I have plenty of time for pups. I will have plenty of availability to dog walk or help out your pup. I will follow your directions if I am staying at your house. Whether that be to take the pup for a long walk or just let them out in the fenced in backyard. I love long walks and being with a dog while doing that is even better.

“Sam is AMAZING! My husband and I always say we are so fortunate to have found him on Rover. Our dog Mako loves him. Sam is dependable and cares for Mako like he is his own. Mako gets to excited to do overnights with Olga and Honey too. You will not regret reaching out and using Sam’s services…he is simply the best. Sam, thank you for all that you do! - the Lamanna’s”

Kristen L.

“Abigail is very kind and gentle with my senior dog who has health issues.We thank you Abigail 😊”

Karen J.

“My dog Finley adores Lillia! Professional and amazing with animals. She gives Finley so much exercise and the pictures I receive always put a smile on my face. Thank you!!”

Brittany C.

About: I love all different type of animals, as I was growing up I live on a farm while I attended a boarding school. I've always been a dog person ever since I was a little kid. My parents finally got around first family dog, a German Shepherd named Obi. It brought a lot of my personality, environment and well being into my life. At first I didn't realized how much of a huge responsibility it was to take care of a dog, but after getting to know how to take care of Obi, it changed everything and I wanted to continue to take care of Obi. I would go with him to all different types of classes, see him learn, as well as learning from him and his teacher/trainer and getting him understand the commands as well as teaching him while walking him to ask him to heal, Obi was a super smart dog. I would play with him when I would get back from school as well as taking him for walks. Couple years later my parents got another dog, a Chihuahua name Don Julio, but we called him DJ. I know what you’re thinking, that it’s huge difference of dog breeds but crazy enough those two where best friends. DJ was such a cute, quiet, easy going, and laid back dog. DJ had A LOT of energy at times, I would play with him indoors/outdoors. Few years after that, my parents got another German Shepherd, her name was Evika and we called her Evvi. We got her as a puppy, it was a lot of work and learning how to take care of her. Teaching her commands, potty training, good/bad behaviors and patience. She was super playful and had the most energy out of all of our dogs! Once I started learning more and more on how to take care of a Evvi, it felt like a whole new level of commitment and although its was a lot of work at first, I was getting the hang of it and really enjoyed it. After taking care of my parents dogs with them, I started taking care of my friends dogs, petsitting, walking, giving meals, playing with them, and of course LOTS OF LOVE AND ATTENTION!😊 One of the dogs I was taking care of was when the dog was a puppy, the dog was a mutt, Pit Bull Terrier mix. Then dog was a sweetheart. I helped out for the family for a couple of years and now I am taking care of another of my friends dog, the dog is a Pit Bull and such a love bug, with such a kind, loving heart that you would fall in love with instantly! I dog sit my friends dog for her family, and couldn't explain how much joy it is to be around the dog and have that responsibility take on. My friends dog loves playing with all of their toys, and also loves their walks and cuddles. I've also volunteered at the SPCA from time to time. I take the dogs for walks, play, cleaning crates, making sure the water bowls are filled and they've been fed. When walking with a dog, I am very aware and mindful of our surrounding as well of making sure if I notice anything that might trigger the dog and try to avoid. When walking a dog and I see another dog and the dog gets too excited, I keep the dog on a short lease, keep walking and try to keep the dog as calm as possible and praise once settled. If that doesn't work then I turn around and go a different direction. If a dog see a squirrel and starts reacting I pull back a little, say "no" "leave it" and continue walking, as well as praising the dog after he/she calms down. If there is someone in front of me and the dog, I keep a distance for everyones comfort level, safety and being respectful. If there's nobody on the other side of the sidewalk then I cross the street. when there's someone that asks to pet the dog, I would have to talk to the dog owner before hand to see what their comfortable level is with that. If yes, I make sure if they’re kids to remind them how to pet the dog. For example not close/petting to the face and mouth as well as not petting the tail, legs and paws. While at the house and a dog starts squeaking/barking/crying, my first reaction would to make sure he/she isn't hurt if I don't physically see anything (legs, paws, fur for any ticks) then I'll take he/she outside to see if he/she need to go potty. Once coming back inside I'll give the dog play time, and all the love. If the dog is continuing to bark/cry/squeak, and don't see anything physically wrong, I will call the owner so they're aware, and if there is further action that need to be done. I'll be honest for removing a tick, it makes me nervous because it is really hard to actually remove a tick off from the dogs skin and hate to see the dog in pain and irritated, and as well as me not liking bugs very much... When it comes to potty training depending on the dog, I'll usually take he/she outside every hour, stay out with he/she, saying "go potty" (unless the owner has a different technique they would like me to use) and stay out until the dog goes potty, once the dog goes potty I'll praise he/she. If it's been a long time I'll take them back inside and try again in 15-30 minutes. If he/she has an accident in the house, I would ask the owner ahead of time what they would like me to do when that happens, since dog owners usually have different teaching mechanisms on how they would like their dog trained and want to be very respectful of how they want there dog trained. Then clean up after the dog, I know how to use stain remover spray if on carpet and for the floor everyone has a different technique they like to use, before hand I'll ask the dog owner where the cleaning supplies are and which they would prefer me to use. I can bathe dogs, I will be honest I've worked with some difficult dogs where the dog hates the bath and possibly the person who giving he/she the bath. So with that being said I like to try to do as quickly as possible but also making sure he/she is properly fully washed and cleaned, I've bathe that are easy going as well but most of them will give me the puppy eyes.. Afterwards, I dry he/she and brush if needed. I like to take dogs for walks 2-4 times a day and usually about 20-45mins unless I feel like they need a shorter walk or even a longer. Especially if he/she seems to be getting really tired or has a lot of energy. With dog that have heart worms the less exercise they have the better for example, not taking the dog for a long walk, not even a quick 15 minute walk, I usually like to keep it about five minute as well as not playing and running around. I feed the dogs at their assigned times of meals, as well as asking the dog owners if they use treats to reward good behaviors. I personally never had a dog run away from me or get out but I know when that happens to not chase after the dog and turn your back from them and walk the opposite direction. I know from one person told me when it happened with their dog the owner ran the opposite direction and the dog ran after them. Again I've never experienced that happened to me, if that is a concern with your dog I would appreciate to know what the best way for your dog to come back. When I'm with the all the dogs I want to make sure while with the dogs that there comfortable, happy, healthy, full of love, well taken care of and SAFE! I've worked with cats, here and there. I'll be honest though I don't not have as much experience with cats then dogs. In my experience I have noticed that cats just do there own thing at times but when they want to be with you and cuddle, it's the most adorable thing! I just always make sure I'm not wearing clothes that can attract there fur easily and certain colors.😁 I know how to change a cats litter box, as well as food, water, and brushing their fur. I want to make the cats are feeling loved and getting the attention they want but I know to not go to the cat, let the cat come to you. It's also very Important for to me make sure I'm meeting their standards in what helps the cat feel more comfortable and safe. Thank you, I hope we can connect. I am employed full-time, Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, with Wednesdays from 11:30 AM to 5:30 PM. My work schedule is consistent each week, but I occasionally have days off. Weekends are always flexible. When I'm at a client's place, safety is my top priority. I make sure to get rid of any yucky or poisonous foods they might get into. I also do a thorough check of the whole house to remove anything that could be a choking hazard or cause injury, like small toy parts. I'm experienced with using crates, especially for dogs who are a bit challenging, and I always follow the client's instructions. Before I leave, I do a final check to make sure there are no hazards, especially if the dogs are out of their crates. If they're in crates, I don't leave toys inside to be safe, unless the client asks me to.

About: I am patient, flexible, and communicative when it comes to being a pet sitter. I have plenty experience taking care of pets, as I have two doggies at home. I have pet sat over the years for family/friends, and love it! I would say I’m a very active person and love being outside. I enjoy taking walks with my dogs and going to the dog park! So, I will be up for any kind of exercise your dog may need. I look forward to hearing from all you fellow animal lovers! I am a recent college grad looking for part-time dog walking or drop in visit on the my days off! I am flexible when it comes to days/times on my days off. I am willing to discuss about caring for pets in my home ensuring your pets are safe and welcomed. As for caring for pets in client’s home I will make sure the pet is comfortable, happy, and safe.

About: Learned how to take care of dogs from my amazing grandmother. All of her dogs lived long, happy lives. I hope to share my knowledge with others through dog sitting. I work part-time and am a full time college student, but I am capable of changing my schedule when needed. I have free slots in between my classes and I have people to cover my shift if need be. I provide my pets with attentiveness, love, and care. I make sure their needs are met as if they were a human child. I love taking my dogs outside for walks or just to play. I also understand and can spot warning signs for a dog that needs veterinary help, which is the most important one to me.

“Joe was fantastic. I had him take care of my dogs in my house and trusted him completely. He is definitely a dog lover and knows how to work with my pups. My dogs and I loved him from the moment that we met him. I will definitely be hiring him again. Thank you Joe! You’re awesome.”

Em S.