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Point Chevalier
9:00 – 10:30am · Group walk
2 spots left
Walked on foot, not in a van
You'll always know exactly where your dog is.
Scoopers publishes her walking schedule on a map every morning — see which street she's on, and book your dog onto a walk that's already heading your way.
Illustrated map of Point Chevalier, Westmere, Grey Lynn, Kingsland, Mount Albert and Sandringham. Today's three walks and their details are listed in full in the Today's Walks section below.
Redrawn every morning from the day's actual bookings.
Waitematā Harbour
Parks & reserves
Streets we walk
Today's stop
Route to your street
Map key — no. 01
Today's walks
Numbered to match the route on the map above. Spots go in booking order — the earlier you're in, the more likely your dog joins.
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Westmere
11:00 – 11:45am · Solo walk
One dog, one on one3
Grey Lynn
2:00 – 3:30pm · Group walk
Full
Map key — no. 02
The walks on offer
Three ways to book, all walked on foot around the suburbs above.
Group walk
$28 · 90 minutes
Your dog tags along with others already out and about nearby. Plenty of sniffing, plenty of company.
MAX 4 DOGS PER GROUPSolo walk
$45 · 45 minutes
Just your dog and Scoopers — for reactive dogs, seniors, or anyone who'd rather not share the footpath.
Puppy visit
$30 · 30 minutes
A midday check-in, toilet break and cuddle for young pups not quite ready for the full walk yet.
How it works
Why group walks are only $28
Your dog joins a walk already passing your street
Most walks are already happening somewhere close to you. When your dog tags along on a group walk that's already heading down your street, nobody is making a special trip just for them.
That's the whole idea behind the map: you can see exactly when a walk is passing nearby, and slot your dog in — which is why a group spot costs less than a walk built around one dog.
Your guide
Who's holding the lead
[NAME]
Founder & walker, Scoopers
[NAME] has walked the inner west's dogs rain or shine for the past few years, and has a soft spot for the stubborn ones. She plans every route herself, on foot, the night before — never more than four dogs to a lead, ever.
She probably already knows your street. If she doesn't yet, she will after one walk.
Fully insured
Pet first-aid trained
Local, on foot only
Ready when you are
Book your dog onto today's map
Tell Scoopers your street and she'll match your dog to the nearest walk with a spot free. Most messages get a reply within the hour.
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