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About Us

Who Let the Dogs Out?


Let Lake County Dog Walkers & Pet-Sitting Services
Let Your Dogs Out!


Our family has resided in Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio along the scenic Lake Erie coastline for more than twenty years. We have a large, double-fenced-in yard, big enough to wear out our two dogs and their occasional doggie friends with frequent games of fetch, and are located near several wonderful dog-friendly parks, including Mentor Beach Park, Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve, and Veterans Memorial Park

Within walking distance, our 450-acre nature preserve features the largest unbroken bluff forest in Northeast Ohio; along with a gorgeous, thinly-populated, still-wild beach where your dogs can spend many fun-packed hours running along the shore, and for those dogs who love the water, swimming during the warm summer months.
 
The 100-acre Veterans Memorial Park is also within walking distance from our home, with winding trails that loop in and out of woods and native wetlands, and which boasts over 800 feet of beautiful boardwalk. Young Tom Sawyer fishermen with their stick poles and seasoned fishermen alike gather on the piers at Granger Pond, the largest inland lake in Lake County stocked regularly with catfish, bass, bluegill and rainbow trout. There, along the pond’s sandy banks, your dog can soak up the sights after a long hike and watch the geese, ducks, Trumpeter Swans, and solitary Great Blue Heron. Herds of white-tailed deer and their adorable spotted babies are also ubiquitous in our area and can be glimpsed at both the preserve and Veterans Park.
 
All three parks are so close to our home, they feel like an extension of our own back yard and provide exceptional year-round invigorating exercise, exploration, and play for our own dogs and dogs left in our care. On rare occasions, when severe inclement weather prohibits long walks, we make sure your dog is given as many opportunities as possible for exercise, play, companionship, and shorter, more frequent walks, closer to home.

Mary Roulette, the proprietress of Lake County Dog Walkers, is a life-long dog lover and owner. She is also a Lake County Licensed Substitute Teacher with a recent background check, and a third year graduate student enrolled in Kent State’s Creative Writing Program. Her love of dogs has naturally carried over into her writing.  "Dog," one of her award winning poems, is featured on this web site under Fun Facts, Quotes and Poetry; and the protagonist of the novel she is currently at work on just so happens to be--what else?--a dog walker!

FYI: All dogs, regardless of size or breed, need to be taken on daily walks!  Walking is one of the most necessary daily routines for your dogs' mental and overall health and well being. Dogs are naturally and instinctively walker/travelers. Dog packs rise in the morning and start trekking right off.   Large back yards, dog parks, and doggie daycares may provide adequate space to exercise your pet but cannot extinguish a dog's natural drive to walk.

According to Cesar Millan, a dog's back yard "is like a large fish bowl in which they are trapped inside. Fish swim, birds fly and dogs walk. Having a dog should not be about only fulfilling our human needs; we owe it to our dogs to give them what THEY need." 

Let Lake County Dog Walkers help you walk your dogs today. Your dogs will love you for it!