A friendly face when they need one.
Not every dog needs a walk every time.
My 30-minute drop-in visits are designed for dogs who need someone to pop in while you're away, whether that's a puppy still getting used to their routine, an adult dog needing a break during the day or a senior who prefers things at a gentler pace.
What can a drop-in include?
Depending on your dog's routine and needs, a visit can include:
- letting them out for a toilet break
- topping up fresh water
- putting down food you've supplied
- cleaning up after them where needed
- giving them attention and company
- following the routine we've agreed with you
And, naturally, telling them who's a good boy or girl.
Puppies
If your puppy isn't yet ready for outdoor walks, a drop-in visit can give them company and help them become familiar with me before their first proper adventure.
Once they've reached the appropriate stage with their vaccinations, we can talk about moving on to walks.
Senior dogs
Older dogs don't stop needing company and stimulation just because they've slowed down.
A drop-in can be adapted around their normal routine and what they're comfortable with, without expecting them to manage a walk they don't need.
Tell me what they need.
We'll talk through your dog's normal routine and anything I should know before the first visit.