Verified dog lovers
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
Dog sitters who know Nashville like the locals
From Shelby Bottoms trails to backyard hangs in East Nashville, connect with sitters who love dogs as much as Music City does. Up to $22,000 through the Protection Plan for eligible vet costs.
Find Nashville Dog Sitters0% owner fee + cashback
$59better off on Petme
$420
On Petme$407+$13 Cashback
Typical platforms$466+$46 Owner fee · 11-15%
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.
250K+
Dog lovers
Pet lovers from 43 countries
$22,000
Protection Plan
For eligible vet costs
24/7
Availability
Real humans, always available
Dog care services across Nashville
Overnight Dog Boarding
Your dog stays at a Nashville sitter's home with a yard, evening walks, and personal attention. Southern hospitality for your pup.
Daily Dog Walking
Walks through Shelby Bottoms greenway, along the Cumberland River, or around your neighborhood. Nashville walkers who go out in heat and humidity.
House Sitting
A sitter stays at your Nashville home while you're away. Your dog keeps their yard, their routine, and a dedicated companion.
Drop-in Dog Visits
A sitter swings by for feeding, a walk, and porch time. Great for dogs who are most comfortable staying in their own home.
Doggy Day Care
Your dog spends the day at a sitter's home with play, rest, and one-on-one care. Way more personal than a crowded daycare facility.
Verified pet sitters in Nashville
ID check and background check on every profile. Rates and reviews when you open one.
Top dog parks in Nashville
Greenways, fenced parks, and riverfront trails
Shelby Dog Park
East Nashville's favorite off-leash park with separate areas for large and small dogs, plus easy access to the Shelby Bottoms Greenway for longer walks.
- Size-separated areas
- Greenway access
- Shaded sections
Centennial Dog Park
A fenced off-leash area near the Parthenon in Centennial Park. Well-maintained with a strong community of regular dog owners.
- Near Parthenon
- Fenced
- Community vibe
Edwin Warner Dog Park
A large off-leash area within Warner Parks offering wooded trails and open meadows. One of the most scenic dog parks in Nashville.
- Wooded trails
- Open meadows
- Scenic setting
Two Rivers Dog Park
A spacious off-leash park near the confluence of the Stones and Cumberland Rivers with separate small dog and large dog sections.
- River-adjacent
- Large area
- Separate sections
Caring for your dog in Nashville
Humidity, seasonal weather, and Tennessee essentials
Summer humidity management
Nashville summers are hot and humid. Short-nosed breeds are especially vulnerable. Walk early or late, keep water on hand, and watch for heavy panting or lethargy.
Tick and flea season
Tennessee's warm climate means a long tick and flea season from spring through fall. Keep your dog on year-round prevention and check after greenway walks.
Storm preparedness
Nashville gets severe storms and occasional tornadoes. Have a safe space for your dog during storms, and consider a thunder vest for noise-anxious pups.
Dog-friendly Nashville culture
Nashville is packed with dog-friendly patios, shops, and events. Socialize your dog early so they can enjoy the city's welcoming culture stress-free.
Why Nashville dog owners choose Petme
Southern Comfort for Your Dog
Petme | Nashville's dog community is warm
No kennels, ever
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
$22,000 Protection Plan
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
Meet before you book
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
Common questions about dog sitting in Nashville
Everything you need to know before booking a dog sitter
How much does dog boarding cost in Nashville?
Dog boarding in Nashville typically ranges from $30 to $60 per night. Trendy neighborhoods like The Gulch and 12 South may be on the higher end. The Protection Plan can contribute up to $22,000 toward eligible vet costs.
Are there good off-leash dog parks in Nashville?
Yes. Nashville has excellent off-leash parks including Shelby Dog Park, Centennial Dog Park, Edwin Warner Dog Park, and Two Rivers Dog Park. Many Petme sitters are regulars at these parks and include off-leash time in their routine.
Are dog sitters on Petme insured?
The Petme Protection Plan can contribute up to $22,000 toward eligible vet costs. It applies to eligible vet costs if your dog is injured or becomes ill during a stay.
Can I book a dog sitter near East Nashville?
Absolutely. Petme lets you search by neighborhood, so you can find sitters in East Nashville, Germantown, The Gulch, 12 South, and every other Nashville area. Filter by reviews, availability, and experience.
How do I know if a dog sitter in Nashville is trustworthy?
Every dog sitter on Petme completes identity verification before their profile goes live. Most sitters also have reviews written by dog owners in Nashville who have used their services. You can browse each sitter's full profile, view their photos with dogs, check their listed breed experience, and read every review before getting in touch. You are never obligated to book - messaging a sitter is always free.
Does the Petme Protection Plan apply to dog sitting bookings in Nashville?
Yes, for eligible vet costs. For bookings made through Petme, whether overnight boarding, a dog walk, or a drop-in visit, the Petme Protection Plan may contribute up to $22,000 if your dog is injured or becomes ill during a stay or walk, subject to the Protection Plan terms. No separate purchase is required. Eligibility rules apply, so read the terms before you book.
Can I meet a dog sitter in Nashville before committing to a booking?
Yes. You can message a sitter in chat and arrange a meet-and-greet before you book. You and your dog get to meet the sitter in person before you confirm anything, and you only go ahead when you are both comfortable. Meeting a sitter first is the best way to check the match.
Dog sitting in Nashville
Nashville's dog culture has exploded alongside the city's growth. Dog-friendly breweries, patios, and greenways are everywhere, and the community of dog owners is welcoming and active. It's a city where bringing your dog along is the norm, not the exception.
Petme connects Nashville 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 Nashville community. Browse from East Nashville to Franklin with zero booking fees.
Whether your dog loves running the Shelby Bottoms trails, socializing at a 12 South dog park, or relaxing on a sitter's front porch in Sylvan Park, Petme helps you find the right match.
Sitters experienced with active, social dogs
Coverage from The Gulch to Franklin
Same-day booking available
Average sitter rating: 4.9 out of 5
Pet Sitting in United States
Explore all the pet care opportunities across United States. See local rates, find pet owners near you, and join a thriving community of pet lovers.
Explore United StatesAverage rates in United States
Dog Walking
$15 – $30/walk
Drop-In Visit
$15 – $25/visit
Boarding
$35 – $75/night
House Sitting
$45 – $85/night
Day Care
$25 – $50/day
Dog sitters in other cities
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Nashville dog owners trust Petme for southern-comfort dog care. Browse local sitters and book with up to $20K through the Protection Plan for eligible vet costs.
