Your dog walker in Westminster, CO
A neighbor who walks your dog on Westminster’s trails and streets, on a leash and on your schedule.
Why Westminster dogs need a midday walk
Plenty of Westminster households leave before eight and get home after six. That’s a long, quiet day for a dog.
A walk in the middle of it gives your dog a bathroom break, fresh air and something to look forward to. Because Hope lives in Westminster, your dog’s walk isn’t a stop on a long drive across the metro. She and her small team know the local trails, the leash rules and which paths get crowded on a nice afternoon.
A full workday alone
Whether you drive to Denver or Boulder, a walk at midday cuts the wait for your dog roughly in half.
Leash rules on every trail
Westminster requires dogs to be leashed in parks, open space and on trails, outside of designated off-leash areas. Every walker on Hope’s team follows them.
Picking up after your dog
The city expects every walker to clean up. Your walker carries bags on every walk and leaves the trail as they found it.
Busy paths and other dogs
Popular trails can be crowded with bikes and dogs. If your dog does better on quiet streets, that’s where the walk goes.
Dog families who trust Hope
Hope took exceptional care of both of our dogs. She contacted us whenever she had a question, which gave us great peace of mind, and she regularly sent pictures and updates so we always knew how they were doing.
She was dependable, trustworthy, and kept us updated with messages and photos…
How your dog’s local walk is set up
Hope builds the walk around where you live in Westminster and what your dog enjoys. The steps are simple.
Show us the route
At the free walkthrough, point out the loop your dog already knows, whether that’s your block, a pocket park or a trailhead nearby.
Set the time
Pick the days and the time of day that fit your work schedule. Your walker comes at that time each week, so your dog learns when to expect a visit, and you always know ahead who’s coming.
Walk the plan
Leash on, bags in hand, at your dog’s pace. On hot afternoons or icy mornings, the route is shortened and your walker tells you so.
Send the photo
When the walk is done and the door is locked, you get a text and a picture. Anything unusual is mentioned right then.
For more on how Hope handles walks anywhere she works, see the dog walking service page. Leaving town? You can ask for your dog’s regular walker with overnight pet sitting in Westminster.
Walk rates in Westminster
New clients get 20% off their first booking of walks. To see what a regular weekly schedule would cost, try the pet care cost calculator.
Hope confirms your exact rate at the free walkthrough, before anything is booked.
Schedule a free walkthroughWestminster routes for your dog’s walk
Your dog’s usual route comes first. If you want ideas, these are local spots that work well on a leash.
- Little Dry Creek Trail, paved and mostly flat, from Westminster Station Park
- Big Dry Creek Trail for steady walks on the north side
- Standley Lake Regional Park, leashed and away from the water
- Little Dry Creek and Big Dry Creek dog parks, if your plan includes off-leash time
- Quiet neighborhood loops for seniors and shy dogs
Westminster dog walker questions
Does my dog have to stay on a leash in Westminster?
Yes. City code requires a leash in parks, open space and on trails. The exceptions are designated off-leash areas, like the Little Dry Creek and Big Dry Creek dog parks and the Westminster Hills off-leash area. Your walker keeps your dog leashed everywhere else.
Can you take my dog to a dog park?
Only if you ask for it and your dog is comfortable with other dogs. Talk it through at the walkthrough, and it goes in the written care plan along with any limits you want.
Can you walk my dog on the Little Dry Creek Trail?
Yes. It’s a paved, mostly flat trail that runs past Westminster Station Park, which makes it a good fit for many dogs. Your walker can also stick to your own streets if your dog prefers them.
What do walks cost in Westminster?
New clients get 20% off their first booking. Use the pet care cost calculator for an estimate, and Hope confirms your rate at the free walkthrough.
Do you walk dogs in other cities too?
Yes. Westminster is home base, and Hope also works in Broomfield, Arvada, Thornton and the other cities she serves in the north metro and eastern Boulder County.
Show Hope your dog’s favorite route.
Hope or a walker from her team comes to your Westminster home, meets your dog and sets up the walk schedule with you. Want Hope herself? Just ask. Free, with no obligation.
Insured. Lives in Westminster. You’ll know who’s walking, every week.
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She'll reach out personally to set up your free walkthrough. If your trip is coming up soon, call or text 720-786-0801.