Dog Walking Isle of Wight
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Prices are estimates per walk for 1 dog. Pricing may vary based on your search and includes a booking fee of 15%.
“Rosie loves her time with Emily! She got used to her very quickly and Emily has been fantastic at recognising her needs and working with her sometimes timid nature. Thanks so much Emily!”
About: I am very active and love being outdoors in all weathers so walks are not just about getting from A to B, they’re about giving dogs the exercise, stimulation and enjoyment they need. It’s important to me that dog owners feel completely comfortable knowing their dog is happy and cared for. For the last 4 years I have worked as a dog walker and pet sitter. I also offer daycare and drop in visits in their homes for dogs and any other small pets. I am first aid trained, and have good knowledge and experience of senior dogs. I’m used to working around dogs and their individual routines and I’m happy to keep things as normal as possible for them. Whether they need a good walk or just some fuss and attention. I do not offer over night boarding or sitting at present as I have 2 dogs of my own but I may do so in the future
About: I have come back on here after a little hiatus! I have two cats (Beatrice & Ginebra) who I love to pieces. My family and friends have always had dogs and I’ve been stuck to their side with a pocket full of treats.. and the other spare poo bags! I don’t have formal training but have volunteered in pet and wildlife sanctuaries. I’m calm and can adapt to whatever your pet needs to make them feel comfortable. I work Mon- Fri 9-4 in our family business in Cowes. I can take them for walks at lunchtime and see them before and after work..or depending on the dog they can come to work with me! Good food, good stimulation and lots of love! Each animal is different so I’m very happy to take instruction and adhere to your way of doing thing so your pets routine isnt messed about.
About: I have grown up around animals all my life (have had dogs, cats, hamsters and guinea pigs). I have help train my 1 year old cocker spaniel. I have grown up around different energy dogs, calm and energetic I feed the pets when i get up in the morning and take the dog on a walk in the morning/afternoon as well as go on an evening walk I always play with my animals as well as give them lots of love throughout the day. When walking the dogs always staying aware of other owners and their animals
About: I always jump at the chance to help out with dogs and other pets in my family, and my business was set-up so I can spend more time caring for my favourite animals. I've been caring-for and walking dogs for a number of years. I'm currently studying, but am flexible with regards to times and availability - so I can accommodate your needs and work around what you want I care for pets in the owner's home only at present, but can supply treats, toys and other things to keep your dog occupied and happy whilst you're not there
About: I have had my own dog/dogs for over 25 years. Recently lost my beloved Echo to cancer. Would love to rehome another 4 legged friend but due to work commitments would not be fair. Whilst caring for your special friend rest assured they will be treated like a prince/princess. I am in-between jobs at the moment. Hoping to find part time work soon, but in the meantime free to spend my time looking after or walking your furry friend. I have a secure garden and dog friendly home. Lots of nice walks on the doorstep or can go further afield if your furry friend is happy to travel. Over the years I have been lucky enough to be mum to 3 Springer Spaniels and Echo, a Lurcher (Whippet cross). Sadly Echo passed away last year and due to work commitments have been unable to rehome another 😢.
About: I have a diploma in canine communication, first aid, pet sitting and dog walking. I’ve worked in a pet shop, which also helped gain experience and knowledge about cats and dogs. I’ve owned my dog since I moved out eight years ago. I’ve got experience with all types of animals from owning horses, down to rats, snakes, mice and fish. I’m currently just starting this venture, so I have full flexibility. Please get in contact with me to discuss times and days you need help with. Caring for pets in your home, will involve sticking to the routing you and your dog already have in place .. this makes it familiar to your furry family member. Whether that’s hourly toilet breaks or two hourly or a time they like a cuddle.
The median cost per walk for dog walking in Isle of Wight is £13
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FAQs for Dog Walking – Isle of Wight
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The average cost of Dog Walking in Isle of Wight on Rover is £27 per walk as of October 2026. Most bookings cost between £13 and £28 per walk.
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 1,440 Walkers on Rover offering Dog Walking across the city of Isle of Wight. About 76% 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 Isle of Wight. 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 a map of the walking route , 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 Isle of Wight 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 Rover Guarantee , 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 1,440 Walkers in Isle of Wight, 43% 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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