Choose the level of care that fits your pet, your schedule and your Summit County plans. Prices are starting points and may vary for holidays, travel distance, multi-pet needs and specialized care.
We do not force every dog into the same outing. Some dogs need a clean, calm potty break. Some need a real mountain reset.
30–45 minA short, efficient outing for puppies, seniors, recovery days, or dogs who need a reliable potty break with fresh mountain air.
60 minThe everyday Mountain DAWGS staple: a proper walk or light trail adventure that helps your dog settle back home.
90–120 minOur most popular adventure window for dogs who need more than a block loop but not a full expedition.
2–3 hrsA longer adventure for high-energy, trail-ready dogs who were clearly assembled with extra batteries.
Extra dogs from the same household are $10 each, up to 3 dogs max. Recurring schedules, holidays and remote addresses may affect final pricing.
Drop-ins are ideal for meals, potty breaks, litter boxes, medications when appropriate, water refreshes and quick companionship. For cats, drop-ins can include feeding, water, litter care, playtime and a home check.
Our overnight stays are designed for dogs and cats who do best in their normal environment. We follow your routine, keep pets comfortable and help your home feel lived-in while you are away.
A Meet & Greet is recommended before first care whenever timing allows. It helps us understand your pet’s routine, leash setup, home access, feeding, medications and any little quirks hiding in the treat cabinet.
No public price is listed for Meet & Greets. They are handled as part of setting up the right care relationship.
Quick answers for locals, visitors and pets who believe every human sentence means “walk.”
Our dog adventures are geared to small groups of 4 dogs or less. Often we will walk your dog individually or paired with our own dogs if appropriate.
Off-leash time is only available on request, if we have experience with the dog and have deemed them a candidate, and if they are wearing a GPS collar. We prioritize safety first and will assess your dog’s recall, responsiveness, and comfort level before approving off-leash outings. If conditions change, we leash up, no debate.
Yes. We tailor outings to age and ability: puppies often do best with shorter, structured adventures, while seniors benefit from gentler routes, slower pacing, and extra breaks. We will confirm what is appropriate during the meet-and-greet.
Yes. We can add a quick home check-in for feeding, fresh water, potty breaks, and a little love. Just leave clear instructions in your profile, including amounts, routines, allergies, or message us ahead of time.
Yes. Through our app, you will receive a report card after each outing that includes photos, notes on energy level, behavior, bathroom breaks, and a route map of where we hiked.
Book online or call us directly. We recommend 48 to 72 hours notice, and even earlier for weekends, holidays, and peak vacation periods.
Please cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours in advance. Late cancellations are charged as a full visit since our outings are one-on-one and capacity is limited. If weather makes conditions unsafe during your scheduled time, we will contact you to cancel, reschedule, or make other arrangements and you will not be charged.
Yes. We offer pre-paid 10-packs and monthly subscriptions, which are great for consistent routines and priority scheduling during busy weeks.
We collect a credit card in advance to keep on file in our secure payment system, and we charge at the conclusion of service. Cash is also accepted at the time of service. We also offer pre-paid 10-packs and monthly subscriptions.
Rabies vaccination is required before service. In Summit County we also recommend DAP and Lepto because of all the stream-and-pond adventures, plus heartworm and flea/tick prevention.
We plan ahead for the unexpected by storing your emergency instructions in our system. If something happens, we will contact you immediately, follow your guidance, and get prompt veterinary care if needed.
Summit County is home to a variety of wildlife, and most encounters are uneventful. If we see wildlife, we keep a safe distance so it stays a calm moment, not a chase. In known moose corridors and higher-activity areas, we keep dogs leashed and choose routes with safety in mind.
We store entry details securely in our scheduling system, and access is limited to Mountain DAWGS owners and your Adventure Guide on the day of service. For returning clients, we can let ourselves in and out when you are not available and follow any special instructions.
New customers can create an account. Existing customers can log in to request services.
