Walkies doesn't match dog walkers with dogs or owners, and it doesn't list you for owners to find. You find your own clients, then use Walkies to run your walks, bookings and invoices. Here's where dog walkers usually find their first dogs.
Where to find dogs to walk
People you know: tell friends, family, neighbours and colleagues. Most walkers' first clients come from word of mouth.
Local online groups: post in local community groups and neighbourhood apps.
Local businesses: leave cards or flyers with vets, pet shops, groomers and dog-friendly cafés.
Google: set up a free Google Business Profile so people searching for a dog walker near them find you, and ask clients for reviews.
Referrals: ask happy clients to recommend you, and team up with groomers and trainers.
For more ideas, and how Walkies helps you win clients, see How do I get customers?
Related
Just starting out? See How do I become a pet sitter?
Want to know the age rules? See How old do you have to be to walk dogs?