Est. 2024 · Born in Idaho

Pack WalksofAmerica

Free community dog walks. Safe, structured, and open to every dog and every human. Help us turn this into a nationwide movement.

Bring It to Your State Already in Idaho? Find your walk

Idaho is live

Two chapters, hundreds of dogs, zero dollars to join. This is the model every state gets.

A pack walk in Idaho: a dozen dogs and their people walking together under the trees
Treasure Valley pack walk, Idaho
Treasure Valley
Nampa · every other Saturday

The original pack walk. Meets at rotating parks across Boise, Meridian, and Nampa.

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Magic Valley
Jerome · every Sunday, 9 AM

Weekly walks at the same spot every week, across from Ricketts RV Camp.

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The West is next

These states are on the board. The order gets decided by you: the state with the most requests gets its first walk first.

IdahoLive
WashingtonComing
OregonComing
CaliforniaComing
NevadaComing
UtahComing
ArizonaComing
ColoradoComing
MontanaComing
WyomingComing
New MexicoComing
AlaskaComing
HawaiiComing

Not on the list? Request your state anyway. Demand picks the towns, not us.

Structured, not chaotic

A pack walk is not a dog park. Dogs walk together at a distance that works for them, and every dog wears a bandana that tells you how to say hello.

A dog wearing a red pack walk bandana

Red bandana

This dog needs space. Admire from a distance and keep walking.

A dog wearing a yellow pack walk bandana

Yellow bandana

Ask the human first. This dog is working on something.

A dog wearing a green pack walk bandana

Green bandana

Friendly and open to polite hellos, dog and human alike.

Every walk is free. No membership, no signup fee, no sales table. Pack walks exist to give dogs and their people a calm place to practice being in the world together.

Bring it to your state

It takes one form and thirty seconds. When enough people in your area raise their hand, we come set up the first walk and hand it to a local host.

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