Where do you take the dog for a walks?

I'm also a sitter but walk my boarders around the neighborhood. Before you transport any dogs, make sure to get the owners approval. You have another liability transporting in case of an accident.

Hi Katie:

I am a walker and mostly walk the dogs in their neighborhoods. I do have a trail walking client that I pick up and drive to the trails. This client prefers later in the day, so I have time to do that (usually the last walk of the day). I have other clients that live along a trail that runs through the city, so it's any easy walk right out the door for them. It would be nice if Rover had listings for different types of walks/services because I would love to take dogs to the nearby dog beach, and that would definitely have a travel fee involved in the pricing. I would also like to take more client dogs to the trails that I need to drive to and have a listed fee for that.

Like Mary I am also a dog walker. During the 1st few walks I develop a route for the walk that covers 1 mile door to door in their neighborhoods.

I've usually walked dogs in their neighborhood. With most of the dog walking jobs I do I've received instructions from the client as to where their dogs like to walk. I have never taken a dog in my car to another location to walk them.

I am not a walker but a dog sitter. But I walk client dogs around the neighborhood with my own dog. Given that a walk is only 30 minutes, it doesn't seem realistic for you to transport dogs elsewhere and get them back again. Moreover, many dog walkers will have a certain route and walk several clients simultaneously, which means it would be very impractical to drive the dogs to any other place. Keep it local because you only have a limited timeframe.