Walks
Group dog walk
The group walk adds up to what a sociable dog needs: moving and being with other dogs. Whoever leads it decides which dogs go together, and that decision is the service: a badly matched group isn't a walk, it's a problem. It doesn't suit reactive dogs.
Frequently asked questions
How many dogs are in the group?
Three to six per person is reasonable, depending on sizes and temperament. Bigger groups stop being a controlled walk, however good the person handling them is.
How are the dogs chosen?
By compatibility of size, energy and play style, not by booking order. It's the most important part of the service and it's worth asking how it's decided.
Does it work for a dog that hasn't socialised?
Not as a first experience. A dog with no groundwork needs controlled introductions first; putting them straight into a group usually goes badly for them and for the group.
Whatever your companion needs, there's someone here ready to provide it.
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