Anglesey is a small island, so it’s no surprise the list of dog walkers is short. Google Maps shows three walkers that have their own website and at least 14 reviews, all rated 4.8 or better when we checked. We haven’t tested any of them, so treat this as a short list to meet, not a guarantee.
Walkers with a Google Maps listing, a website and 10+ reviews
Alice in Walkies Land
★★★★★ 5.0 · 35 Google reviews
Lists a website.
View on Google Maps
CP Pet Services
★★★★★ 4.8 · 16 Google reviews
Also lists a website. Google lists it as a pet sitter, though its reviews mention dog walking, so check exactly what you are booking.
View on Google Maps
Louisa Kierman: The Canine Companion
★★★★★ 5.0 · 14 Google reviews
Lists a website, but she also came up in Gwynedd searches, so ask where she works.
View on Google Maps
Google ratings come from the public and we haven’t checked them independently.
Other listings we left out
Coastal Paws Anglesey (5.0 from 15 reviews) is well reviewed but has no website on its listing, so we’ve left it off. Cybi Paws (5.0 from 12) is listed as a pet sitter. Several other walkers have fewer than 10 reviews.
What to ask before you book
Ask to see proof of public liability insurance, whether the walker is DBS checked, and what first-aid training they hold. Ask how many dogs they walk at once, where they walk, and whether your dog travels in a vehicle. Beach and coast-path rules vary by site and season, so ask how they decide where to go. A meet-and-greet with your dog is worth the time. We haven’t found a council scheme that licenses dog walkers on Anglesey, but check with the council if you need to be sure. Day care and boarding are licensed activities, so ask to see the licence if you book either.
A new walker can be a big change for a sensitive dog. A calming bite may help take the edge off, and if your dog is anxious about being handed over, speak to your vet or a qualified trainer. For more, see our Isle of Anglesey dog services hub, and for somewhere to cool off afterwards, our best dog swimming spots on the Isle of Anglesey.
Looking after your dog on Anglesey takes more than a walker. Our best vets on the Isle of Anglesey and our dog trainers in the Isle of Anglesey make good next reads alongside choosing one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there dog walkers on Anglesey?
Yes. Alice in Walkies Land, CP Pet Services and Louisa Kierman: The Canine Companion each have a website and 14 or more Google reviews. Ask each which parts of the island they cover.
How did you choose these Anglesey dog walkers?
Each has a Google Maps listing with its own website and at least 10 reviews. We haven’t tested them, so meet any walker first and ask for proof of insurance.
Do dog day care and boarding need a licence on Anglesey?
Yes, day care and boarding are licensed activities in Wales, so ask to see the council licence before you book either.
Written by Georgiana & Figo, who is very particular about who holds the lead.
