Canine and Feline Behaviour Association
Association of Pet Dog Trainers (Membership No: 00687)
wendy@wendywoof.co.uk
07845 917725
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Dog Walking
I provide a flexible daily or occasional dog walking service that is tailored to your specific needs.
This service to help you look after your dog whether you are out for the day, at work, elderly, convalescing or just unable to do it yourself for any reason.
I completely understand the need to feel that your dog is in safe hands and will have a stress free and enjoyable time whilst in the care of a dog walker.
From my experience of training and caring for dogs for the past nineteen years the subject of using dog walking services has often been discussed and mine and owners concerns have been the worries brought about by group transport / walking and the problems that can arise. The main issue being that dogs behave differently in a group and are more likely to behave in an undesirable manner or develop bad habits. Dog's are individuals just like us and they need to feel comfortable with any change in routine and environment. My ethos is to treat your dog as I would treat my own.
The time that I spend with your dog or dog's will be completely dedicated to them.
I can walk your dog individually on their favorite walk or in a nearby park or common ensuring they get maximum attention. Spending a fun hour exercising and playing with them ensures they are happy and content when you return home. If you would like your dog to have basic training during the walk this will be included in the price.
Walks take place Monday to Friday. Weekends are available on request subject to availability.
Should you choose to contact me I will arrange a first meeting with you and your dog to get to know you both and understand your walking and care requirements fully. The breed, age, energy levels and temperament of your dog are all important factors that help me to understand your expectations and requirements.
There is no obligation at all and no charge for this initial visit.
