What we doIf you’re working full time hours we can call at lunchtime and treat your dog to over an hours’ worth of exercise and companionship to break up the day. If the mornings are hectic or your dog is young and just can’t wait then maybe our morning walk is for you. This is the time we try to walk dogs that are home with their owners as otherwise they sit by the door waiting for us to appear.
We walk in the afternoon between 2pm and 3pm giving you real flexibility if you work shifts or have a busy afterschool schedule. Walkies works Mon to Fri but book only the days you need. Five days a week or five days a year, once you have registered we’re happy to take your dog even when it’s a last minute emergency. We are happy to take your dog for a temporary time while you recover from an operation or if you are on holiday whilst other family members stay home. Even helping out whilst you adjust to a new baby or a new job. |
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We collect your pet and walk him somewhere dog friendly and exciting where he can play run and sniff in safety. There is no charge for collection, driving time or delivery it’s all included in the one price you pay. We choose our locations based on the amount of off lead opportunity, safety and suitability and try to do a different walk with each group daily to keep the group and our interest.
Once your dog has got used to being with his walker on the lead and after some training on his or her recall they will be exercised off the lead to fully benefit from the exercise and mental stimulation that group walking offers. They will be free to run, sniff and play. This will lead to muddy paws and the occasional roll in something incredibly smelly but it’s all part of being a dog. When your pet is close to livestock they will be kept on the lead until I’m sure they are stock safe.
When the walk is over your dog is returned home after discovering new places and meeting new friends. We dry them off and wipe their paws. If you leave me a hose pipe I can get rid of the winter mud and towel dry your dog. We leave him with a hug and a treat to snooze until you return.
Once your dog has got used to being with his walker on the lead and after some training on his or her recall they will be exercised off the lead to fully benefit from the exercise and mental stimulation that group walking offers. They will be free to run, sniff and play. This will lead to muddy paws and the occasional roll in something incredibly smelly but it’s all part of being a dog. When your pet is close to livestock they will be kept on the lead until I’m sure they are stock safe.
When the walk is over your dog is returned home after discovering new places and meeting new friends. We dry them off and wipe their paws. If you leave me a hose pipe I can get rid of the winter mud and towel dry your dog. We leave him with a hug and a treat to snooze until you return.
