Dog Walk Service
We will come to you and walk your dog for you. As long as you provide a leash, we can do it almost anywhere. We will walk your dog for 20-30 mins and make sure they have performed both number one and number two.
Whats our Rate?
$1 per minute
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We can provide our own leash for an added $5 to the total.
Why Hire A Dog Walker?
Dog Walkers do much more than provide a pet with exercise while their guardian is away from home.
All dogs require exercise to remain healthy, and the amount needed depends largely on their breed, size and age. In general, all dogs require at least one to two hours per day, however, older dogs and small breeds may need short periods of exercise periodically.
Living in an urban or suburban community, pets are more often found in condos, high-rises, and homes with small or non-existent yards. This lifestyle for dogs must be coupled with regular walks to ensure adequate exercise. If you often come home tired from work, walking your dog sometimes no longer seems enjoyable, but a chore. Your dog can sense this but can’t tell you in words, so their actions speak volumes. Chewed shoes, gnawed furniture, hyperactivity, incontinence and other behavioral problems are signs that your dog is not happy.
If your dog could speak to you, they would most likely say, “I am lonely”, “I need to play”, “I can’t relax and enjoy your company because I am alone all day”, or maybe “You don’t wait 10 hours to go pee, why should I have to?”
A good Dog Walker also spends quality time with the animal, provides ample exercise and knows how to tell if veterinary attention is needed. What’s more, Dog Walkers typically offer additional services, such as taking in mail and newspapers and watering plants. But just because someone calls herself a Dog Walker — doesn’t mean she’s qualified to do the job.
A Professional Dog Walker will ensure your dog is given the utmost attention, the required exercise needed, and more.
Your dog gets:
All dogs require exercise to remain healthy, and the amount needed depends largely on their breed, size and age. In general, all dogs require at least one to two hours per day, however, older dogs and small breeds may need short periods of exercise periodically.
Living in an urban or suburban community, pets are more often found in condos, high-rises, and homes with small or non-existent yards. This lifestyle for dogs must be coupled with regular walks to ensure adequate exercise. If you often come home tired from work, walking your dog sometimes no longer seems enjoyable, but a chore. Your dog can sense this but can’t tell you in words, so their actions speak volumes. Chewed shoes, gnawed furniture, hyperactivity, incontinence and other behavioral problems are signs that your dog is not happy.
If your dog could speak to you, they would most likely say, “I am lonely”, “I need to play”, “I can’t relax and enjoy your company because I am alone all day”, or maybe “You don’t wait 10 hours to go pee, why should I have to?”
A good Dog Walker also spends quality time with the animal, provides ample exercise and knows how to tell if veterinary attention is needed. What’s more, Dog Walkers typically offer additional services, such as taking in mail and newspapers and watering plants. But just because someone calls herself a Dog Walker — doesn’t mean she’s qualified to do the job.
A Professional Dog Walker will ensure your dog is given the utmost attention, the required exercise needed, and more.
Your dog gets:
- The workout that he or she needs in order to be healthy and happy.
- A regular routine.
- Mental stimulation to help your dog become better behaved.
- Time with someone who is attuned to your pet’s needs and educated in canine behaviors.
- A needed break to help a dog relieve his or her bladder and break up their day.
- A happier and calmer dog.
- The peace of mind that comes from knowing that your pet is being cared for.
- Someone who will come to your home so you don’t have to drive your pet to a dog park or walking location.
- A Professional Dog Walker who is reliable and responsible.
- A schedule to suit you and your pet’s needs.