Dog walking jobs in Toronto

Become a dog walker in Toronto

Toronto owners book the midday walk year round, and harder still through the winter freeze. Earn CAD 22 to 40 per walk, pick your own routes and hours, and keep up to 90%. No minimum hours, no assigned shifts.

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Start Walking DogsUp to 90% kept. CAD 32,000 Protection Plan.
CAD 22 to 40
per walk in Toronto
Up to 90%
of every walk kept by the walker
CAD 32,000
Protection Plan on every walk
4.9 / 5
average sitter rating on Petme
When the bookings spike

The seasons that fill a Toronto walker's calendar

Demand in Toronto runs in two gears. The steady gear is the weekday midday slot, when a dog in a Liberty Village condo or a Leslieville semi has been alone since the owner left for the office. The sharper gear arrives in winter. Owners who handled the walk themselves all summer hand it off once the snow and road salt set in, and the walkers who show up through a February squall keep those clients into spring. Knowing which streets stay plowed, where the High Park and Don Valley trails drain after a thaw, and which Roncesvalles and Riverdale blocks book early is what turns a one-off into a standing weekday route.

Own the cold months

Owners pay a premium for someone dependable in winter. Show up through the snow and the standing weekday bookings are yours.

Know your neighborhoods

High Park, the Beaches boardwalk, the Don Valley trails, and your local off-leash parks. Local knowledge turns first bookings into regulars.

Lock in the midday slot

The weekday lunchtime walk is the most requested booking all year. Hold a few regular midday routes and your week books itself.

Keep up to 90%

You set your rate. Petme keeps a small commission, and you keep up to 90% per walk.

Busiest pockets to cover

Where Toronto owners request the most walks

Liberty Village, King West, and The Annex drive downtown condo demand, while Leslieville, Riverdale, and Roncesvalles book steady east- and west-end house routes.

Liberty VillageLeslievilleThe AnnexKing WestRiverdaleThe BeachesRoncesvallesHigh Park
Before you sign up

Dog walking in Toronto, answered

What new walkers ask before signing up on Petme in Toronto.

How much do dog walkers earn in Toronto?
Dog walking on Petme in Toronto runs CAD 22 to 40 per walk. Downtown condo pockets like Liberty Village and King West sit at the upper end. You set the rate, keeps your take-home up to 90% of every booking.
What do owners in Toronto look for?
Owners weigh reliability and safe leash handling above credentials.
How do I find my first dog walking clients in Toronto?
Finish a verified profile first, then list the exact neighborhoods you cover so nearby owners surface you in search. Walkers who add clear photos, real availability for the midday slot, and a short note on their winter routine tend to land the first standing booking faster. Reply quickly to the first few requests and the reviews build from there.
How do walkers get paid on Petme?
Payments run through the app. Owners pay in advance, your earnings release to your bank after the walk, and you keep up to 90%.
Can I walk dogs part-time in Toronto?
Yes. You set your own schedule with no minimum hours and no shift rosters. Many walkers stack two or three midday routes around a job or classes and accept only the requests that fit their week.
When is dog walking demand highest in Toronto?
Weekday midday is the busiest slot all year, when downtown owners are stuck in the office. Demand climbs again through the deep-freeze winter weeks, when owners who walked their own dog in summer hand off the cold-weather walks to someone reliable.
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Set your own per-walk rate. Protection Plan up to CAD 32,000, cashback that keeps your clients rebooking, and fast payouts to your bank.