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Every sitter's profile shows their experience with specific breeds, real photos with dogs they've cared for, and reviews written by actual dog owners in your city.
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From Esplanade walks to off-leash time in Jamaica Plain, connect with sitters who keep your dog happy through every New England season. Up to $22,000 through the Protection Plan for eligible vet costs.
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Petme adds 0% owner fee and pays cashback (capped at $20 a booking). Typical platforms charge between 11% and 15% owner fees. Sitters set their own rates, so totals vary.
Your dog stays in a Boston sitter's home with evening walks through the neighborhood and personal attention. No kennels, no stress.
Walks along the Charles River Esplanade, through Boston Common, or around your neighborhood. Boston walkers who handle snow, rain, and everything between.
A sitter stays at your Boston home while you travel. Your dog keeps their routine and a dedicated companion who knows the neighborhood.
A sitter stops by for feeding, a walk, and quality time. Perfect for independent dogs comfortable in their own space.
Full-day care at a sitter's home with play, rest, and one-on-one attention. Personal care that big Boston daycare facilities can't match.
ID check and background check on every profile. Rates and reviews when you open one.
5 average from 1 reviews by Boston pet parents
From $35
Availability confirmed 7d ago
fun and loving!
From $10
Availability confirmed 10d ago
meow! mari’s got you!
From $15
Availability confirmed 2d ago
Hi I am Ava Simpson! Taking care of dogs and cats has been a small side hustle of mine for the past three years in my hometown. I defiantly want to continue doing so in Boston!
From $20
Availability confirmed 5d ago
Hi! I’m Logan and specialize in walking / caring for strong and active dogs who need plenty of exercise. I don’t discriminate though, and can cater to all types of pet and doggie needs!
From $18
Availability confirmed 13d ago
Animals have always been a huge part of my life. With years of hands-on experience caring for dogs and cats, I provide safe, dependable, and loving care so you can have peace of mind while you’re away
From $50
Availability confirmed 13d ago
I love pets; it would make me very happy to look after your animal
From $10
Availability confirmed 4d ago
Caring, responsible and communicative animal lover looking to spend more time with pets while helping out pet owners in need! ⭐️
From $25
Availability confirmed 4d ago
experienced pet care you can trust
From $18
Availability confirmed 4d ago
Happy walks, happy paws.
From $85
Availability confirmed yesterday
Pampered Pet! I give lots of updates and photos for your peace of mind. Happy to take special needs/elderly dogs as well. We love them all!
From $20
Availability confirmed 14d ago
From $15
Availability confirmed 4d ago
Hi, I'm Tiffany. im a full time working SAHM and pet parent
Riverfront paths, historic commons, and off-leash areas
A popular fenced off-leash area in the South End with a strong community of regulars. Small but well-maintained and centrally located.
Miles of waterfront walking paths along the Charles River. Dogs must be on-leash but it is one of the most scenic walks in the city.
A beautiful 1.5-mile loop around a glacial pond in Jamaica Plain. Dogs on-leash on the path, with nearby off-leash areas in the surrounding park.
A 155-acre park in Cambridge with a 2.25-mile perimeter path and designated off-leash areas. A favorite for Cambridge dog owners.
Four seasons, salt hazards, and New England essentials
Boston sidewalks are heavily salted in winter. Rinse paws after walks, consider dog boots, and use paw balm to prevent cracking from ice and salt exposure.
Boston summers can be hot and humid. Walk early or late, avoid hot pavement, and always carry water. Brick sidewalks heat up fast in direct sun.
Boston enforces leash laws in most public spaces. Off-leash is only allowed in designated areas. Know the rules before letting your dog run free.
Boston patios, breweries, and parks welcome dogs. Socialize your pup early so they are comfortable with crowds, other dogs, and the busy city pace.
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Every sitter's profile shows their experience with specific breeds, real photos with dogs they've cared for, and reviews written by actual dog owners in your city.
Real profiles, real trust
Your dog stays in a real home with a real person. We believe dogs deserve comfort, familiar routines, and one-on-one attention - not concrete floors and barking echoes.
Home-based care only
The Petme Protection Plan offers up to $22,000 for eligible vet costs if something unexpected happens during a stay or walk, subject to its terms.
Peace of mind, built in
Arrange a meet-and-greet through chat so your dog can get comfortable with their sitter before the booking is confirmed. Chemistry matters - for dogs and their owners.
The sniff test
Everything you need to know before booking a dog sitter
Boston is a city that loves its dogs. From the Charles River Esplanade to the leafy streets of Jamaica Plain, dogs are part of everyday life here. But Boston's compact neighborhoods and four-season climate demand sitters who truly know the city.
Petme connects Boston dog owners with local sitters who offer boarding, walks, daycare, and drop-in visits from their own homes. Every sitter builds a profile with real photos, breed experience, and reviews from the community. Browse from Back Bay to Newton with zero booking fees.
Whether your dog loves running at Fresh Pond, strolling through the South End, or curling up in a sitter's Brookline apartment, Petme helps you find the right match.
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