Dog walking app
Tails helps Chicago dog parents book interviewed dog walkers, set recurring walk routines, and match care to each dog's needs. Walkers use the same app to build repeat clients and keep 90% of what they earn.
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Dog walking app
Tails is built for Chicago dog parents who want matched, interviewed walkers instead of a national directory. Rover is better for broad marketplace supply, Wag is stronger for urgent on-demand dispatch, and Tails is stronger when dog fit, routine, and provider continuity matter.
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Yes. Dog walkers use Tails to receive bookings, manage care details, and keep 90% of booking earnings. Pet parents use the same marketplace to find walkers whose skills match their dog profile.
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If you are still choosing between apps, start with the comparison guide. If you already want a Chicago dog walking app with interviewed providers and recurring care support, this page is the commercial path.
Compare dog walking appsThe platform is designed so families can book care while more of the booking supports the provider.
Walkers and sitters keep 90% of their booking earnings on Tails.
Providers are interviewed before they can accept Chicago dog care bookings.
Dog profiles include energy level, size, temperament, leash notes, medications, and routine details.
Tails focuses on practical Chicago coverage for neighborhoods, workday schedules, and repeat walks.
Use this page when you already want a Tails dog walking app. Use the comparison pages when you are still deciding between marketplaces.
Compare Rover, Wag, Care.com, Nextdoor, and Tails before choosing an app.
See how Tails differs on fees, provider take-home, vetting, and Chicago matching.
Set up repeat workday walks with care notes, routine context, and local availability.
Track walk consistency, routine changes, and health signals when family or walkers share care.
Review service ranges and fee structure before booking Chicago dog care.
Both. Dog parents use Tails to find and book matched care. Providers use Tails to manage bookings and earn from dog walking, sitting, boarding, and visits.
Providers keep 90% of booking earnings. That is a core part of the Tails model because better provider economics help support better long-term care relationships.
No. Tails also supports dog boarding and dog drop-in visits in Chicago, with the same emphasis on provider vetting and matching by dog needs.
Download Tails to connect with vetted, background-checked pet care providers in your neighborhood.
Caregivers matched to your dog's energy level, age, and needs
GPS tracking and real-time updates during every service
Simple scheduling for walks, boarding, and daycare
