Dog walking
The dog walker picks up your dog, takes them out for the agreed time and brings them home. You can choose one-off or recurring walks, solo or in small groups.
- Rate:
- per walk
- For:
- Dogs
- Where:
- At your home
It's the answer for long working days, for dogs that need more exercise and for anyone who can't get out for a while.
What it usually includes
- Pick-up and drop-off at your door
- A walk of the length you choose, usually 30 or 60 minutes
- Water and paw cleaning on return
- Picking up after your dog
- A message with a photo at the end
Prices are set by the professionals and you see them on the profile, including extras and fees, before you book.
How to choose well
- 1Choose between solo and group walks depending on your dog's temperament
- 2Ask how many dogs they walk at once at most
- 3Agree whether your dog can be let off the lead, and where
- 4Check how your house keys will be handled
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a walk for today?
Yes, if the dog walker has availability: on the profile you can see the free time slots.
My dog pulls on the lead: is that still OK?
Note it in the Pet Passport. Some dog walkers have specific experience; for focused work, consider a trainer too.
Do recurring walks cost less?
Many professionals offer packages: you'll see them in the price list, with the price per walk.