Dog Walking Services

Walking and Exercise:

Taking the dog on walks, providing the appropriate level of exercise based on the dog’s age, size, breed, and energy level.

Maintaining control of the dog during walks, especially around other dogs, people, and traffic.

Safety:

Ensuring the dog’s safety by using secure leashes and harnesses.

Walking in safe areas and avoiding hazards like busy streets, harmful substances, or aggressive animals.

Monitoring the dog’s behavior and energy to prevent over-exertion or stress.

Potty Breaks:

Allowing the dog ample opportunity to relieve themselves during walks.

Cleaning up after the dog and disposing of waste responsibly.

Hydration:

Providing water to the dog if necessary, especially during longer walks or hot weather.

Basic Care and Attention:

Observing the dog’s health and behavior during the walk, noting anything unusual like limping, excessive panting, or lethargy.

Providing brief companionship and play if requested by the owner.

Adhering to Instructions:

Following any specific instructions from the owner, such as preferred routes, walking duration, or commands to use with the dog.

Administering medication during or after the walk, if required.

Handling Multiple Dogs:

If walking multiple dogs at once, managing the group’s behavior and ensuring that each dog gets the attention they need without conflict.

Communication with Dog Owners:

Providing updates to the owner about the dog’s walk, behavior, and any concerns.

Reporting if the dog shows signs of illness, injury, or behavioral issues.

Emergency Preparedness:

Being prepared to handle emergencies, such as a dog becoming ill, getting injured, or escaping.

Knowing the location of the nearest veterinary clinic in case of an urgent situation.