My name is Lauri
Carrasco and I am a local
resident and dog walker in
the Seattle Area. I take my
pack of dogs to the
Greenlake dog park, where the regular park attendees
(humans and dogs) are all very familiar with each of my
dogs, and their various personalities. We are at the park
for a minimum of
2 hours everyday! My dogs are very
close knit bunch, and hopefully your dog will fit right in!
     
DETAILS: You provide the leash, and I come to your
house while you are at work, and pick up your dog(s)
and take them out for a day at the park. They come
home to you happy and pooped out! Most dog walkers
charge $20 for a 1 hour trip to the park, but for $5 more,
your dog gets an extra hour at the park! Even I know i'm
a good deal!











  • Greenlake
  • Greenwood
  • Fremont
  • Wallingford
  • Phinney
    Ridge                
  • Ballard; Allover
  • Loyal Heights
  • Whittier Heights
  • Sunset Hill
  • Crown Hill
About the business . . .
Licensed & Insured
Dogs en Route
Is your dog lonely?
SERVICE AREAS IN SEATTLE:
  • This is a rain or shine business. All cleanup during
    muddy weather is included, mainly a spray down at
    the park, or towel dry at home- they wont be let
    loose muddy in your home.
  • Please have towels provided upon dropoff
  • I try hard to be extremely flexible for clients with
    changing schedules- an aspect most dogwalkers are
    very rigid about.
  • I begin pickup around 11:30 am. We arrive at the
    park from 1230-1:30 and are there for a minimum of
    2 hours.
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West of I-5 and I do not cross
bridges
. Farthest north is
slightly negotiable. For
petsitting I will go allover
Seattle- with few exceptions.
***DISCLAIMER:

Dogs that are not neutered will NOT be allowed to
attend the dogpark. I understand your intact male may
be perfectly well behaved and socialized- however, the
hormones and smells emitted while being intact rile up
males and females in my group and at the park and put
everyone- including myself on edge.

It is not how your intact dog reacts to the other dogs at
the park that I worry about- ITS HOW YOUR INTACT
DOG EFFECTS THE DOGS IN MY GROUP, AND THE
DOGS AT THE PARK.

I understand some breeders require a year before
altering so that growth plates have time to bond.  My
dogs are a very cohesive and playful bunch that simply
love each other- but an uneutered male can cause some
VERY odd reactions even in my group and I prefer to
maintain the jocular group I have got, rather than add
an element of tension when the park is supposed to be
pure fun for them.