A dog walker for Broomfield, CO
Leashed weekday walks for Broomfield dogs, from Hope or a walker she trained, with a photo after every lockup.
What a Broomfield workday means for your dog
If you leave for an office park or the highway early, your dog may wait nine hours or more for a door to open.
Your walker comes up from Westminster in the middle of the day, takes your dog out on a leash, and heads back once the house is locked. Hope’s team works the same streets and open space paths you do, from the older blocks south of the highway to the Anthem neighborhoods up north.
A commute on both ends
Traffic on US-36 adds time before and after work. A midday walk means your dog isn’t counting on you to beat it home.
A short, hand-held leash
Off your property, Broomfield wants a leash held in hand. Your walker uses a 6-foot one or shorter and keeps it that way on every path.
Open prairie, little shade
Many Broomfield trails cross open grassland. On warm days your walker goes early in the visit window and keeps the loop short.
Prairie dogs and wildlife
Burrows and geese can set off a dog who pulls. Your walker keeps a firm grip and steers wide of them.
Dog owners on walking with Hope
One of our dogs is partially blind and deaf, and the other has diabetes, so we needed a pet sitter with plenty of love, patience, and experience…
It was clear our pets were happy, well cared for, and had a wonderful time with Hope.
Setting up your dog’s weekly walks
The first visit is free and happens at your house. After that, the walks run on the days you choose.
Meet at your door
Hope or one of her walkers learns how your dog greets people, where the leash and bags are kept, and which way you usually turn at the end of the driveway.
Choose the days
Pick a standing weekday schedule that fits your commute. Most Broomfield clients want a walk somewhere around lunch.
Head out leashed
Your street, a pocket park or a nearby open space loop. Snow, wind or heat can cut it short, and you’ll know when that happens.
Report back
Before leaving, your walker sends a picture of your dog and a quick note on how the walk went.
Everything Hope does on a walk, in any city, is on the dog walking page. Traveling soon? Ask for your dog’s regular walker to stay at your house through overnight pet sitting in Broomfield.
Broomfield walk pricing
Your first booking of walks as a new client is 20% off. For an estimate on two, three or five walks a week, use the pet care cost calculator.
The final number is agreed with Hope in person, at the walkthrough, so there are no surprises later.
Schedule a free walkthroughLeashed loops around Broomfield
The route your dog already loves comes first. If you’d like something different, these are good on a leash.
- McKay Lake loop, about 1.6 miles of flat, wide gravel in north Broomfield
- Josh’s Pond open space, where every trail section is on-leash
- The Commons open space loop, with a wide berth around the prairie dog colony
- Commons Park dog park, only if your plan includes off-leash play
- Sidewalk loops near home for seniors and shy dogs
Broomfield dog walker questions
What leash rules apply to walks in Broomfield?
Once your dog leaves your property, the leash has to be held in hand, and the city suggests 6 feet or shorter. The fenced dog parks are the exception. Every walker on Hope’s team follows that.
Do you walk dogs in Anthem and near Interlocken?
Yes. Walks cover the whole City and County of Broomfield, including Anthem Ranch, Anthem Highlands and the neighborhoods around Interlocken.
Can my dog walk at McKay Lake?
Yes, on a leash. The loop is about 1.6 miles of flat gravel, which suits most dogs. Add it to the care plan at the walkthrough if that’s where you’d like the walk to go.
How much are dog walks in Broomfield?
New clients save 20% on their first booking. The pet care cost calculator gives a weekly estimate, and Hope sets the final rate with you at the free walkthrough.
What if it snows on a walk day?
The walk still happens unless conditions are unsafe. Your walker goes slower on packed snow, wipes your dog’s paws once inside, and texts you if the route was shortened.
Start your Broomfield walks with a visit.
Hope or a walker she trained stops by your Broomfield home, meets your dog and plans the weekly walks with you. It’s free, and nothing is booked until you say so.
Insured. Drives up from Westminster. Walkers Hope knows personally.
Thank you. Hope has your request.
She'll reach out personally to set up your free walkthrough. If your trip is coming up soon, call or text 720-786-0801.