Better walks. Happier dogs. Less hassle. Dog walking in Southwest Florida.
Professional dog walking powered by technology — tracked, photographed, and built by people who genuinely love dogs.
Background-checked
Every walker vetted
GPS-tracked
Live route on every walk
Photo every walk
Proof of the good boy
Local to SWFL
Neighbors, not a franchise
How it works
- 1
Tell us about your dog
Build their player card — quirks, energy, favorite treats.
- 2
Pick your line-up
20, 30, 45 or 60 minutes, one-off or recurring.
- 3
We take the shift
A vetted local walker hits the ice. You get live GPS and a photo.
Simple plans
No contracts. No leash drama. Cancel any time.
20-min walk
$24
Quick potty break + a lap around the block.
One-off or weekly
The Hat Trick
$99
Three 30-min walks a week. Our most-booked line-up.
Weekly plan · most popular
60-min walk
$54
For the zoomies that go to overtime.
One-off or weekly
"I've been playing hockey since I was ten. The name writes itself."
Anthony grew up on the ice and never really left — playing college hockey at Illinois State University, winning a Division 2 inline hockey national championship, and collecting regional and national medals for inline hockey along the way. Off the rink, he built a career in tech products, ran multiple Chicago Marathons for PAWS Chicago, and has rescued dogs for years. Hat Trick Hounds is where it all comes together: the love of the game, the love of dogs, and the technology to make every walk feel like a game day — tracked, photographed, and worry-free.
Anthony Concialdi · Founder
Every walk assists a local rescue.
$1 from every walk goes to a local Southwest Florida animal charity. Your pup gets their laps in, and another dog gets a shot at a forever home. Charity partner announcement coming soon.
Local dog walking
Four towns. One very good road-game roster.
Explore local walking tips, dog-friendly places and coverage details for our core Southwest Florida service areas.
Your dog called. They're bored.
Join the roster and we'll reach out to set up your first walk.