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DOG WALKING OPPORTUNITY... We are an established dog walking and pet sitting company servicing Fort Lee, Leonia, Englewood, Teaneck, Cliffside Park, Palisades Park and Edgewater. If you are ...

DOG WALKING OPPORTUNITY... We are an established dog walking and pet sitting company servicing Fort Lee, Leonia, Englewood, Teaneck, Cliffside Park, Palisades Park and Edgewater. If you are ...

Dog Walker

South Orange, NJ · On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Feel comfortable walking both BIG and small dogs - have potential career aspirations to grow within our company - be available between the hours of 11 am and 3 pm Monday through Friday - be willing ...

Dog Walker

Ardmore, NC · On-site

$13 - $17/hr

It requires the ability to walk multiple miles a day, to work with high energy dogs, and to also walk two dogs at a time. As an example: if the idea of walking a 90 pound German Shepherd who may be a ...

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How much do dogs walking jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for dogs walking in the United States is $17.20, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.71 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Dogs Walking vs Pet Sitting?

AspectDogs WalkingPet Sitting
CertificationsDog walking certifications often preferredPet sitting certifications recommended
Work EnvironmentOutdoor walks, parks, neighborhoodsHome environment, client’s house
Job ScopeExercise and walk dogsCare for pets at home, feeding, companionship
Employer & IndustryPet care services, dog walking companiesPet care agencies, independent pet sitters

Dogs Walking primarily involves taking dogs out for exercise and outdoor walks, focusing on physical activity. Pet Sitting includes caring for pets at their home, providing feeding, companionship, and basic care. While both roles require pet care knowledge, dogs walking emphasizes outdoor activity, whereas pet sitting covers a broader range of in-home pet care tasks.

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Infographic showing various Dogs Walking job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 69% Full Time, 27% Part Time, 1% Temporary, 1% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $35,770 per year, or $17.2 per hour.

Professional Pack Dog Walking Leader | $30/hr Start + Bonuses - Redmond, Kirkland

Kirkland, WA • On-site

$70/hr

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Posted 3 days ago

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Job description

Transform Your Animal Care Experience into a Rewarding Career

About Us: We've built our reputation providing premium private 1-on-1 dog walking services across the Eastside. This required a major commitment to reactive dogs and rescues who can't be around other dogs, which needed a specific kind of walker (our owner) that can control these dogs. We've grown to fill an entire schedule and now: we're expanding our business offerings into professional pack walks with dogs that can interact with other dogs on walks to meet growing demand while highlighting our safety focused service for discerning eastside pet owners. We work with clients that use non-force (treats & redirection) and a hybrid/limited force (only correct when they see squirrel, etc). Now we need another unique walker who can manage not just a group of 4-6 dogs, but several groups daily and grow into the role with our entire marketing budget behind you. All across the eastside, dog daycares are closing and other dog walking competitors can't figure out how to provide an eastside pet service job that pays eastside wages to it's employees. We think we've cracked the code, and we also think we have a unique edge in client retention & acquisition strategies. We believe in paying competitive wages that reflect the Seattle Eastside market and the skilled nature of this work.

The Role: Professional Pack Walk Leader will lead group adventures for 4-6 dogs in beautiful local greenspaces and trails around the eastside. You will exercise confidence and excellence when handling a group of dogs, and you'll demonstrate safe handling practices in crossing streets, etc.

These are structured walks with limited sniffing and all dogs will be under your control. This isn't just a dog walking job - it's a career opportunity for someone who can maintain control, safety, and engagement for multiple dogs while building trust with discerning clients. This job represents a real opportunity to grow a territory local to you and optimize for ease of driving between clients. This position is an evergreen territory opportunity where you'll have the ability to choose exactly who you want in your pack, and how many packs you want to run per day.

We will provide an app to route you to client's homes most effectively from your own home, along with training for client introductions, and gear recommendations

Compensation:

  • $30/hour to start with first group of 5-6 dogs (part time 3 hour day) and $50/hr for your second group = $40hr at full time. $70hr for the third group = $450/day if you did 3 groups of dogs or roughly 9 hours per day (this isn't an expectation, and would take serious work)
  • $250 quarterly bonus for positive reviews & client retention
  • $200 monthly gas stipend at full capacity
  • $500 gear reimbursement after you've
  • Professional development opportunities

Example Schedule: (may change slightly based on consensus each group, proximity to you, etc)

  • Morning group: 7/8am start (pickup & gear up) 9am walk, 11am drop-off
  • Afternoon groups: 12pm pickup, 1pm walk, -4pm
  • Territory-based routing to optimize drive time
  • Opportunity to expand to two and three groups with demand (additional +$20/hr per group per day, $450 daily at 3 groups)

Required Qualifications:

  • Excellent driving history, no at fault accidents
  • Professional animal care experience
  • Excellent client communication skills
  • Physical capability for active outdoor work
  • Reliable transportation
  • Residence within service area

Strongly Preferred:

  • Preferred: Vet tech experience, healthcare background, etc
  • Preferred: history of handling multiple dogs, visible confidence and methodology
  • Customer service experience
  • Professional client-facing background

The Ideal Candidate Will:

  • Project confidence and competence to discerning clients
  • Have a compelling background in animal care
  • Demonstrate excellent pack management skills
  • Maintain clear communication with clients and management
  • Show perfect reliability and punctuality
  • Handle schedule changes professionally
  • Take pride in providing premium dog enrichment service

Nice To Have But Not Required:

  • Vehicle capable of safely transporting 3-6 dogs (we can provide one if you don't have one, but we'll also provide a maintenance reimbursement and bonus if you bring your own)

Daily Responsibilities:

  • Safe transport of multiple dogs
  • Professional client interactions during pickup/drop-off
  • Post walk update to pet parents (we have an app for this you just take the photos and email them to photos@eastsidedogwalking.com)
  • Group dog walk management at local greenspaces
  • Demonstrate pack safety and control
  • Clear communication and updates with clients
  • Schedule management via phone
  • Can thoroughly dry dogs and wipe their paws after rainy walks
  • Adapt the walk distance to account for cleaning muddy dogs

You Should Feel Comfortable:

  • Assessing a dogs ability to interact in a positive and productive way with your existing pack of dogs
  • Understand what steps may need to be a taken if a dog requires additional support to get comfortable on a pack walk
  • You'll develop processes to onboard dogs into the pack and encourage order among the pack (not playing with eachother, sniffing, etc)
  • Feel comfortable and confident giving verbal report to owners if they're home and ask how their dog did today
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