In-home dog boarding in Seattle
Your dog stays in a real Seattle home, Ballard bungalow with a yard, Capitol Hill walk-up, or Green Lake townhouse. Daily walks rain or shine with verified Petme sitters. Cashback after every stay and up to $22,000 through the Protection Plan per booking.
0% owner fee + cashback
$59better off on Petme
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.
In-home dog boarding in Seattle typically runs $40 to $80 per night on Petme, with most bookings around $55. Petme charges pet owners 0% commission, so the sitter rate is the full price. Rate bands verified May 2026.
Dog Boarding in Seattle
The kennel alternative: a real home, not a crate
Seattle is a city built for dogs in a quiet way, endless trails, off-leash parks at Magnuson and Marymoor, and a culture where rain doesn't cancel walks. Petme sitters across the city, Ballard, Fremont, Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, West Seattle, and beyond, are used to rain, fog, and the occasional smoke day, and they build daily routines that work in any Pacific Northwest weather. Whether your dog's usual life is a Green Lake loop or a Discovery Park trail walk, you can find a verified sitter nearby.
For Seattle pet owners, Petme charges 0% commission. The rate you agree with the sitter is the entire cost, no service fees on top. Cashback is automatic after each completed stay. Every booking includes up to $22,000 through the Protection Plan, important coverage given that emergency-vet visits at BluePearl Seattle or VCA Veterinary Specialty Center can otherwise run into substantial unplanned costs.
Seattle neighborhoods
Verified dog boarding across Seattle
Pricing in Seattle typically runs $40 to $80 per night, with most bookings around $55. Browse sitters in your neighborhood below.
Verified pet sitters in Seattle
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Darlayna
From $30
Availability confirmed 10d ago
available for last minute bookings!
Naomi
From $20
Availability confirmed 13d ago
Hello! this is Naomi I promise to take care and love your pets, I’m a pet lover I believe that pets are really important in our lives. I have a baby myself he is a Siamese cat his name is coco.
Mary Burke
From $25
Availability confirmed 6d ago
Hi, I’m Mary! I have so much love for animals and have had pets all my life. I would treat every pet in my care with the same patience, attention, and affection that I give my own. I’m so excited to g
Chris
From $25
Availability confirmed 4d ago
Looking forward to meeting you and your fur baby(s)!
Kaitlyn Harrop
From $20
Availability confirmed 7d ago
proud pet parent and animal lover!
Alyssa Hughes
From $30
Availability confirmed 11d ago
Compassionate care when you’re not there!
Alisha
From $25
Availability confirmed 9d ago
I recently completed my masters degree and have a ton more free time. I would love to help you take care of your pets during your busy schedule!
Caitlyn Boylan
From $25
Availability confirmed 6d ago
Active Duty Navy. I work over in the Bangor base as a cook! Love talking nutrition, care, and anything to do with our furry friends! I've had 6 dogs. Most at one time was 5. Im 21 and married to anot
Jaz
From $15
Availability confirmed 6d ago
relax, its done.
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FAQ
Common questions about dog boarding in Seattle
How much does dog boarding cost in Seattle?
Seattle in-home boarding typically runs $40-$80 per night. Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, and Madrona sit on the higher end; West Seattle, Beacon Hill, and Phinney Ridge are usually more affordable. Petme charges 0% owner commission.
Are there sitters near Green Lake, Magnuson Park, or Marymoor?
Yes, many Green Lake, Wallingford, and Phinney Ridge sitters walk at Green Lake daily, while NE Seattle and Sand Point sitters use Magnuson Park's off-leash area. Eastside-friendly sitters often visit Marymoor on day trips.
Do Seattle sitters walk dogs in the rain?
Seattle sitters live and walk in the rain, gear, towels, and post-walk drying routines are standard. Many profiles mention how they handle wet-coat dogs, and the meet-and-greet is a good time to confirm specifics.
How do Seattle sitters handle wildfire smoke days?
During smoke events from August-October, Petme sitters monitor AQI and limit outdoor exercise when air quality drops below safe thresholds, switching to indoor enrichment, snuffle mats, and puzzle feeders until conditions improve.
What does the $22,000 Protection Plan cover in Seattle?
Every Petme booking includes up to $22,000 through the Protection Plan. If your dog needs urgent care at BluePearl Seattle, VCA Veterinary Specialty Center of Seattle, or another 24-hour clinic during a stay, eligible costs are covered.
Can I find tech-worker-friendly sitters with flexible drop-off?
Many Seattle Petme sitters work from home themselves and offer flexible drop-off and pickup windows, including early-morning and late-evening slots. Message the sitter directly to confirm timing.
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