What services do you offer?
We provide daily dog walking, pet check-ins, playtime sessions, feeding, medication administration (when applicable), and basic training reinforcement during walks. Our goal is to support your pet’s health, routine, and happiness while giving you peace of mind.
How does scheduling and booking work?
You can schedule walks in advance, set up recurring weekly appointments, or book last-minute sessions when life gets busy. We offer flexible time slots and do our best to accommodate same-day requests whenever possible.
Do you walk dogs in groups or individually?
We primarily offer one-on-one walks to give your dog personal attention and ensure safety. Group walks can be arranged for compatible dogs who enjoy social time, but only with owner approval.
What if my dog has special needs, medications, or behavior challenges?
We’re experienced with senior pets, shy or anxious dogs, and pups who need a little extra patience. We can administer medications, follow behavior plans, and handle individualized routines—as long as the needs are clearly communicated in advance.
How do you ensure my dog’s safety during walks?
Safety is our top priority. We use secure harnesses or owner-approved gear, avoid risky environments, monitor weather conditions, and always keep dogs on-leash unless directed otherwise in a secure area. We also conduct a quick health and mood check before every walk.
Are you certified?
Will I receive updates after each visit?
Absolutely. You’ll get a walk summary that may include photos, notes about potty breaks, behavior updates, and anything else worth knowing. Transparency builds trust, and we love keeping owners in the loop.
Do you offer services for puppies?
Yes! Puppies need structure and frequent potty breaks, so we offer shorter visits, playtime, gentle training reinforcement, and plenty of positive attention to support healthy development.
What happens in bad weather?
If the weather is unsafe—extreme heat, lightning, icy conditions—we adjust the walk as needed. This may include shorter outdoor time and additional indoor enrichment or play. Your dog’s safety always comes first.