Dog Walking Angus
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Over 18 pet owners in Angus have booked dog walking
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About: I have a love for all animals. I care about them deeply and I just want the best for animals. I have completed a course and have been feline and canine first aid and CPR trained. I have had my own dog and other pets from a very young age to look after, and I often get asked to look after my friends pets, which they are always happy with the job that I do. I am a full time dog walker and pet sitter, where I have my own business and use Rover as a little side hustle as well. I take care of animals all day every day. I do lots of walking each day taking dogs for walks, feeding them, and giving them treats (when necessary😉). I am always happy to try help out and fit in more customers where I can. So please feel free to ask if I have any availability and space available, as I’ll always be happy to have a look and help as best I can for you. In my own home I have a medium-large sized garden which is fully fenced up and no where for a dog to get out. The garden is covered in grass and I have my own very friendly golden Labrador to keep your pet company if that is something that you would like. In your own home, I will treat it as my own keeping it clean and tidy throughout my visit, often taking your dog out into the garden to play and do the toilet. I am respectful, so I will respect your property and your pet/s
About: I’ve been surrounded by dogs and cats my entire life, and caring for animals has always been something I genuinely love. Growing up in Uruguay, my mum and I regularly rescued abandoned puppies from the streets. We would bring them home, feed them, bathe them, deworm them and give them all the care and affection they needed until we found them loving families. These experiences taught me patience, responsibility and how to care for animals with different personalities and needs, especially puppies who require extra attention. I’ve also had many pets of my own throughout my life, so I understand how important they are to their families. I’m a friendly, patient and responsible person who genuinely enjoys spending time with animals. Whether it’s taking dogs for walks, playing with them, feeding them or simply keeping them company, I always make sure they feel safe, happy and loved. I believe every pet deserves kindness, attention and respect, and I’ll always treat yours as if they were my own. I’m currently working afternoon and evening shifts, which means I have free time in the mornings to spend with your pets. I’m also available on Fridays and Saturdays, when I can offer more flexibility My love for animals goes far beyond just a job. Caring for them is something I genuinely enjoy and have done throughout my life. Your pet’s safety, happiness and comfort will always be my priorities. I understand that every animal is different, so I’ll always respect their personality, follow their routines and make sure they feel safe and loved. I’ll treat your home with respect and happily provide regular photos and updates for your peace of mind
About: I've grown up around dogs my whole. I've got my own mini dog walking business which currently has 3 dogs, I've done day sits in the recent past. I'm currently in 3rd year of a business management course at Dundee University, so I am very flexible for dog walks and day sits and can do anywhere in Dundee and surrounding areas. I currently look after two dogs, both labradors, one is 5 and one is 15 so I have experiences of working with dogs of different ages
About: I've been enjoying using another app for house sitting pets in the owners home, have looked after 35 pets so far mostly dogs and really enjoy getting to know each beautiful soul! I'm physically and mentally strong, able to manage more demanding behaviors and with gentle patience, charm the most nervous pets. I'm a freelance community project lead so I am flexible and enjoy getting outdoors as much as possible. I love a walk to the park that backs on to my home or a bigger jaunt round to Victoria and Lochee park. I have a fenced in garden for zoomies and the park adjacent for longer stretches. We use the back door as our main door which offers additional safety as we can implement an 'airlock' system between the two internal doors 😅. Our neighborhood is a 20 zone and we live on a cul-de-sac. We have space for your crate if you would like to provide one for your dog's comfort.
About: I have grown up on a farm and have had sheepdogs my whole life. Since they are working dogs they mostly just runs muck around the farm and help us with herding and pest control. We take them for walks when we go out on hacks with the horses and if we go to check fields. One of our dogs does have increased needs due to an injury to his back leg so I am used to dogs with special needs. I have also taken care of my friend's Labrador cross rescue here and there for two years now. my responsibilities included dog walking, feeding, toilet runs, giving her medication, doing runs in the car, and showering her with love and attention. I have through Rover been booked for house sitting and boarding services which all went amazing and the owners had very positive things to say. I am currently a full-time nursing student at UoD and have classes throughout the week most of my lectures at isolated 2-3 hour lectures. In my home with the cats we feed the cats 3 times a day and get let in for attention usually after breakfast and stay in the house (they are outside cats) until their next meal and then go out to eat in the garage while we eat in the house and when everyone is done they are let back in. Because our dogs are farm dogs they get fed twice a day and run a muck around the farm the rest of the day while also doing a bit of pest control and jobs as well. When petsitting for my friend, we would usually go for 1-2 walks a day and spend most of our time playing in the back garden or driving around with her head out the window. At night we would sit and cuddle together while watching TV and then she would sleep in her bed overnight.
The median cost per walk for dog walking in Angus is £12
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The average cost of Dog Walking in Angus is £20 per walk as of October 2026. Most bookings cost between £12 and £29 per walk.
On Rover, Walkers set their own rates based on factors such as their experience, the length of care, the number of pets and your pet’s specific needs. As long as your booking dates and pet profiles are accurate, the price shown before you confirm is the total, including any booking fee.
As of October 2026, there are 182 Walkers on Rover offering Dog Walking across the city of Angus. About 75% typically respond to requests within 60 minutes.
Enter your address and booking dates to see which sitters are available near you. You can also message multiple sitters to improve your chances of finding the right care.
Whether you want a solo or group walk depends on your dog's personality. Solo walks can be beneficial for dog parents with reactive dogs, puppies, or dogs who are anxious around unfamiliar animals. Many dog walkers on Rover offer private, one-to-one walking services.
Group walks are a good fit for social dogs who enjoy structured walks. If your dog prefers the energy of a group stroll, ask your dog walker about group walks in your Angus. Since all dog walkers are local, they may have a neighbourhood dog who is a good walking companion to yours.
For dog walking bookings, your dog walker can send a Rover Card with details about your dog’s walk. Rover Cards require at least one photo and may include , the total walk time and distance, and any pee or poo breaks recorded by the walker.
The route map lets you review where your dog was walked in Angus after the booking. It is not live GPS tracking.
Have specific details you would like included? Message your dog walker in the app before the walk begins.
You can find dog walkers on Rover who have experience of walking dogs across a wide range of breeds, sizes and temperaments. Each walker's experience and the dogs they're comfortable handling will vary.
When searching for a walker, use the dog-size filter and select either 18–45 kg or 45+ kg. Then review walker profiles and verified reviews for experience with dogs of a similar size, strength, temperament, and energy level.
Before booking, tell the walker your dog’s breed and weight, how they walk on a lead, their usual pace and commands, any triggers, and how they react to other dogs, people and traffic. Explain any walking equipment or handling instructions the walker will need to follow.
Complete your dog's profile and arrange a Meet & Greet before the first walk. These steps can help you and the walker confirm that they're a good match for your dog.
Every walker must complete an identity verification process before listing their services on Rover. This process checks that the sitter’s identity matches their provided documents.
Identity verification doesn't assess a sitter’s experience or suitability for your pet. To see if a sitter is the right fit, you can review each sitter's profile for ratings, verified reviews, repeat pet owner information and care style. We also recommend arranging a Meet & Greet to discuss your pet’s needs and make sure the walker is the right fit before booking.
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The Rover Guarantee is Rover’s commitment to your peace of mind every time you book. It includes dedicated customer support, sitter access to advice from qualified veterinary professionals for diagnostic issues, and a reimbursement programme for eligible veterinary care in the rare event something goes wrong.
All bookings are backed by the , which provides up to £25,000 in eligible veterinary care reimbursement.
A Meet & Greet is a casual meeting to vet potential sitters and communicate care needs for peace of mind before a booking begins. Only sitters who've never booked with you before can schedule a Meet & Greet on Rover, but you're welcome to coordinate one in Rover messages with sitters you've previously booked. This can be helpful if you have a new pet or routine you want to go over with your sitter.
Meet & Greets can take place in person or virtually. If you're booking with a sitter for the first time, we recommend in-person Meet & Greets to get a clearer sense of how your walker interacts with your pet or the new environment.
During the Meet & Greet, you'll have a chance to go through your pet's routine, medical needs and unique quirks. Take the time to ask your walker questions about their skills and expertise, and make sure the fit feels right for everyone. A Meet & Greet is a great way to prepare your pet and walker for longer or first-time bookings. Read our tips for your first Meet & Greet.
Yes, Rover is well-suited for last-minute bookings for Dog Walking. With 182 Walkers in Angus, 30% respond to messages in under 5 minutes.
Many sitters keep their calendars updated in real time and you can message multiple sitters simultaneously to find the fastest available match. If you need care in the next 24 hours, you can look for sitters with a 'calendar last updated' notice on their profiles.
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