3RD DOG DOG WALKING SERVICE & CAT VISITS IN MYRTLE BEACH AREA
Paw-ersonal relationship‑driven service for discerning pet parents across the Grand Strand.
Our Philosophy
At 3RD DOG, we believe that every dog deserves to live a happy and healthy life. We strive to provide a fun and safe environment for your pet, while also giving them the exercise and attention they need to thrive. We create everyday pet care into a refined, trustworthy experience.
About Our Paws
3rd Dog - Your Local Dog Walking Expert
After 35 plus years in corporate America and more than four decades as devoted dog owner, I’ve learned that exceptional care is built on trust, consistency, and genuine connection.
I’ve used many dog‑walking services over the years, and I always felt something was missing — a personal touch, a familiar face, a true relationship.
3RD DOG is the next chapter
"Our commitment is simple: to provide your pets with the same level of love and attention we give our own. We combine a passion for service with a deep respect for the bond you share with your four-legged family."
The inspiration Bailey and Sophie (Sofa)-"The Lady's"
— Scott and Cory, PAW-prietors
Client Paw-Pinions
“3rd Dog delivers a level of care that feels truly premium.”
— Market Common Client
“Professional, warm, and incredibly reliable. Our dog adores them.”
— Carolina Forest Client
FAQ's
3rd Dog - How can we help
Are you insured and bonded: YES — fully insured and bonded for your protection.
Will my dog have the same walker: Whenever possible, yes. Consistency is a core value.
Do you offer group walks: We prefer to give your dog one on one personalized attention
What areas do you serve: 29577, 29572, 29575, 29579, and 29588.
How do I pay: Cash, Check, Zelle, Venmo, CashApp and Credit Card
Paw-Fessional Services
Professional Services:
- Dog Walking
- Dog/Cat Visits
- Puppy Development Visits
- Wedding/Event Sitting
- In-Home Pet Care
Why Myrtle Beach Chooses 3RD DOG
- Fully insured & bonded
- Consistent walkers
- Locally owner-operated service
- Daily GPS & Fur visit reports