Dog Adventures
Beach mornings and trail outings for dogs who need more than a walk around the block. Small groups, matched by size and energy, with photos from every outing so you see exactly how the day went.
Daycare, neighborhood walks, and guided beach and trail adventures for dogs across East Oʻahu. Small groups. Real island days.
Now BookingBeach mornings and trail outings for dogs who need more than a walk around the block. Small groups, matched by size and energy, with photos from every outing so you see exactly how the day went.
Full days of supervised play, socialization, and genuine rest. Structured downtime between play sessions, because a dog who never naps goes home wired instead of happy.
Midday breaks and standing weekly walks throughout Honolulu, Kailua, Hawaii Kai, Mānoa, and Diamond Head. Same walker every time, so your dog knows who is coming through the door.
Pawsh Club covers Honolulu and the windward and east side of the island. If you are just outside these neighborhoods, ask — we often can.
Downtown, Kakaʻako, Ala Moana, and Waikīkī.
Windward runs, including Lanikai and Enchanted Lake.
Marina neighborhoods and Portlock.
Upper and lower Mānoa, plus Woodlawn.
Kāhala, Kaimukī, and the Diamond Head slopes.
Aina Haina, Niu Valley, and Kuliʻouʻou.
Pawsh Club was founded by Jordan Nakasone, who started the business alongside her family. With nearly a decade of hands-on experience in animal care, grooming, and nonprofit animal welfare, Jordan built Pawsh Club around one simple belief: a dog’s best day happens outside.
We don’t measure a day by hours logged. We measure it by how your dog sleeps that night. Sand, salt water, shade, a long drink, and a dog who is genuinely done. Behavior problems are usually just unspent energy, and most of them lose to a real morning out.
Every dog reads this island differently. Some want the shoreline at seven in the morning. Some want a slow, shady loop through Mānoa and nothing more. We start with a meet and greet, find out what your dog actually enjoys, and build the route around them.
Your dog is never one of fifteen on a tangle of leashes. Small groups mean we notice the limp, the hot pavement, the dog who has had enough and wants the truck. It means we can turn around. We don’t just watch your dog—we take them somewhere worth going. And that’s a promise.
Every dog starts with a free meet and greet at Kapiʻolani Park. We’ll walk, talk through your dog’s routine, and see how they do with us. No charge, no commitment.
Kapiʻolani Park3840 Paki Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815Call (808) 232-7046