Carrie G.
7/16/2019
Lacey is sincerely the BEST. Our sweet pup gets so excited every time she sees Lacey walking up to the house. I always love the photo updates Lacey sends each day - it's so fun to see the pack out...
Stroll Rover
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3000 S Alaska St
Seattle, WA 98108
Stroll Rover in Seattle, WA, is a pet care service operated by the owner, Lacey. With over 13 years of experience, including certification in dog walking and pet first aid, Lacey is dedicated to providing top-notch care for dogs.
At Stroll Rover, the emphasis is on positive reinforcement and fear-free techniques to ensure the well-being of all furry clients. Lacey's approach focuses on understanding each dog's unique needs and preferences to create a happy and fulfilling experience.
From group walks to decompression strolls to exploring sniff spots, Stroll Rover offers a variety of services tailored to meet the individual needs of every dog. By prioritizing the happiness and mental stimulation of each canine companion, Stroll Rover aims to enhance the overall quality of life for all furry friends in the Seattle area.
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5.025 reviews
Bria K.
9/4/2023
We have worked with Lacey regularly for the last two years and it's been an absolute delight. She is clear and communicative, easy to work with and affordable, and she takes amazing care of our...
Suzanne V.
9/15/2023
Lacey is such an amazing human being and we are so grateful to have her in our lives caring for our sweet but quirky and slightly high maintenance boxer Dahlia. I am very picky about who I trust...
Austin G.
7/10/2019
Lacey is amazing with our dog. Solidly consistent and provides amazing communication throughout. Additionally, about a year ago, our dog tore a major ligament in one of her back legs while...
Charlie C.
5/11/2021
Lacey has been a remarkable partner not just to our dog but our family. Always flexible, always communicative and will bend over backwards for us whenever she can. Highly recommend!
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