Your dog walker in Erie, CO

Leashed weekday walks in Erie, from Hope and the small team she trained, with a photo in your texts once your dog is home.

Schnauzer wearing a plaid bandana on the front porch
  • You know who’s coming
  • Insured
  • East and west of County Line Road
  • Photo after each walk

Why Erie dogs need a midday break

Plenty of Erie owners commute to Boulder or Denver. That leaves the dog alone for most of the day.

A walk at lunchtime gives your dog a stretch, a bathroom stop and something new to sniff. Your walker sticks with the streets your dog already knows, whether you’re near Erie Village, up in Vista Ridge or among the new homes in Colliers Hill.

Too long between walks

Morning walk at seven, the next one after dinner. A visit in between keeps your dog from waiting all day.

Little shade on the trail

The Erie stretch of the Coal Creek Trail is mostly open sky. In summer heat your walker goes earlier, walks shorter or stays on shadier streets.

Wildlife along the creek

Erie keeps dogs leashed at all times in Coal Creek Open Space. Your walker holds the leash close where wild animals may be near.

Not knowing how it went

When the walk is done, you get a short text and a picture. Anything unusual, like a limp, comes up right away.

What families say about trusting Hope with their dogs

It was clear our pets were happy, well cared for, and had a wonderful time with Hope.

Sacha and ChrisTwo dogs and two cats
Erie walks

Setting up regular walks in Erie

It starts with one free visit. From then on, the walks follow a plan you both have in writing.

  1. Meet

    Hope or one of her sitters comes to your Erie house, says hello to your dog and sees how they handle the harness and the front door.

  2. Map

    You pick the loop, the time of day and how long. Maybe a few blocks of your neighborhood, maybe part of the Coal Creek Trail.

  3. Walk

    On your chosen days your walker lets themselves in, clips on the leash and heads out at the pace your dog sets.

  4. Check in

    Back inside, there’s fresh water, the door gets locked, and a photo lands on your phone.

Want the full picture of how Hope’s team walks dogs across the north metro? Read about the dog walking service. Heading out of town instead? Overnight pet sitting in Erie keeps your dog with a team that already knows them.

Schnauzer standing on a snowy sidewalk during a winter walk
A client’s dog on a winter walk.
Dog resting on a hiking trail overlooking the Front Range

What Erie dog walks cost

New clients get 20% off their first booking of walks. To see a number for your own week, enter your walk days in the pet care cost calculator.

Hope settles the rate with you in person at the walkthrough, before anything is booked.

Schedule a free walkthrough

Erie details on the walk plan

Your usual route leads. These local points decide how it’s walked.

  • On leash everywhere off your property, as Erie requires
  • Coal Creek Trail segments near Vista Parkway, kept short on hot afternoons
  • The Boneyard at Reliance Park, with its large-dog and small-dog sides, only with your OK
  • Boneyard visits during daylight, since it closes at sunset
  • Quieter residential loops for seniors, blind or deaf dogs and nervous walkers
All of Hope’s Erie services

Erie dog walking questions

Do you walk dogs in Colliers Hill and other Weld County parts of Erie?

Yes. Hope’s team walks dogs all over Erie, including the neighborhoods east of County Line Road.

Can my dog go off leash on an Erie walk?

Only inside the fenced Boneyard at Reliance Park, and only if you add it to the plan. On streets, trails and in Coal Creek Open Space, your dog stays leashed.

How much does a dog walker in Erie cost?

Your first booking of walks as a new client is 20% off. The pet care cost calculator gives an estimate for your schedule, and Hope confirms the rate at the free walkthrough.

What if it’s too hot or icy to walk?

Your walker changes the walk rather than skipping your dog. That can mean an earlier time, a shorter loop or a slower pace, and you get a text saying what changed.

Can Hope walk a senior dog or one with special needs?

Often, yes. Senior, blind and deaf dogs are a big part of her work. Tell her what your dog needs at the walkthrough and she’ll tell you honestly what she can do.

Free walkthrough

Ready for weekday walks in Erie?

Hope or a sitter from her team meets your dog at home and you pick the walk days together. The visit is free, with nothing to sign.

Insured. Based in Westminster. Every walker is someone Hope knows and trained.

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