Dog Walks
Private, one-on-one walks tailored to your dog’s pace, personality and needs.
Dog walks are more than just getting outside. I keep walks personal and unrushed, with attention to your dog’s comfort, energy level and individual needs. Whether your dog needs a purposeful walk, some extra exercise or simply time to sniff and explore, we’ll make the most of our time together.
What a Walk Looks Like
A dog walk should be about more than covering a certain distance. I pay attention to how your dog is feeling that day and adjust the pace, route and activity accordingly.
Personal Attention
Your dog gets my full attention during their walk — no group walks and no competing for attention with other dogs.
Familiar Routines
Walks can follow your dog’s usual routes and routines, or we can vary things when a little variety would be welcome.
Regular Updates
You’ll receive a photo and update after your walk so you know how your dog is doing and what we got up to.
Is a Dog Walk a Good Fit?
Private dog walks can be a good fit for:
- Dogs who enjoy getting out for a walk during the day
- Dogs who need regular exercise while you’re at work or away
- Dogs who benefit from one-on-one attention and activity
- Dogs who prefer walking without a group of unfamiliar dogs
- Senior dogs or dogs whose pace needs to be adjusted to suit them
- Dogs who enjoy sniffing, exploring and taking their time
Dogs with significant behavioural, medical or mobility needs should be discussed before booking so we can make sure their walks can be handled safely and comfortably.
Good to Know
Private Walks
Walks are private and one-on-one, with your dog getting my full attention throughout our time together.
Pace & Comfort
Your dog’s pace, energy level and comfort are always taken into consideration.
Where We Walk
Walks take place in your neighbourhood or another agreed-upon location.
Special-Care Needs
Medical, behavioural, mobility and other special-care needs should be discussed before booking so we can make sure the walk can be handled safely and comfortably.
Emergency Information
Up-to-date emergency contact and veterinary information should be confirmed before your dog’s first walk.