SW18
Wandsworth Common is basically a dog festival every morning. No tickets needed. Walk dogs in Wandsworth with Seekies, a new on-demand dog walking app in London: one household at a time, on the walks you choose, paid every week.
Your patch
Wandsworth Common, King George’s Park and Wandsworth Park by the river. Every walk is on lead.
Wandsworth Town and Wandsworth Common stations, East Putney on the District line, and the buses through Wandsworth High Street.
Walkers here usually start from SW18, SW11, SW17, SW15 and SW12. You set your own starting postcode and how far you will travel when you apply, and you only see walks inside that.
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Pay
Home visits pay by type and length, from £8.50 for a 20-minute cat check-in. Paid per walk, not per hour: per hour of walking that works out at £24 (one hour-long walk) to £36 (three 20-minute walks). Time travelling between walks is not paid.
Paid every week, shown before you accept. Walkers are self-employed.
How it works
Questions
Yes. Seekies is recruiting walkers in Wandsworth (SW18) now.
With Seekies, £12 for a 20-minute walk, £16 for 30 minutes and £24 for an hour, the same across London. It’s per walk, not per hour, and you’re paid every week.
Apply at seekies.co.uk/become-a-walker, which takes about ten minutes. We check your ID and right to work in person at our Shoreditch office and talk you through how walks, pay and cancellations work. Then a person approves you, and Wandsworth walks start coming through the app.
Self-employed. You choose when you work and which walks you take, and you sort your own tax and National Insurance.
Every walker is ID and right-to-work checked, hand-picked and personally vetted by our team, in person, before the first walk.
Not as a job. Real experience with your own, your family’s or friends’ dogs counts.
Yes, if you’d like to. Feeds, fresh water, a litter tray and some company. The cats will act like they didn’t notice.
No. You pick the walks you take, and Seekies opens area by area, so walks start when we open near you.
No. You set your starting postcode and how far you’ll travel, and walks from Battersea, Earlsfield and Putney can come your way too.
No. Joining Seekies is free.
To be 18 or over, permission to do self-employed work in the UK, real experience caring for dogs, and a smartphone with data, location and a camera.
Nearby
New to dog walking? Read how to become a dog walker in London, how much dog walkers earn or part-time dog walking jobs in London.
Apply in about ten minutes. Tell us where you start from and we will match walks near you.
