About
On this page, you can find out more about me, what our mission is,
and my commitment to you and your dog.
Me
I'm absolutely in my element going for a nice long walk with dogs. I've always had dogs my whole life, from timid toy poodles to boisterous big labradors. So I understand how important it is for you to feel confident that your dog is happy and safe in someone else's care.
Before the first walk, I'll arrange to meet you and your dog and chat everything through. From then on, I'll keep you posted on how the walks are going and make sure that you and your dog are comfortable at every step.
Maximum of 2 dogs
It's really important to me that not only your dog has a great time, but that you feel totally comfortable leaving your dog with me. That's why I limit my dog walks to a maximum of 2 dogs.
This means I can get them my full attention, and get to know your dog's personality and quirks. It also gives your dog a chance to make a new doggy best friend, rather than the risk of being overwhelmed by a big group.
How it works
Initially, we will meet up with your dog and chat through your needs and any concerns you might have. I want to make sure your dog has the best possible experience with me and loves every moment!
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You can book regular walks, or just whenever you need them. I just ask that you always give at least 72 hours notice to cancel or change timings.
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I'll pick up your dog from your home and drop them back to you after a lovely 1-hour walk. If you're not at home, I can settle your dog back in according to their normal routine.
Bespoke & Safe
All dogs have their personality quirks and anxieties. I want to get to know your dog so I can tailor the walks accordingly.
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How is your dog with other dogs? Are there any breeds that they feel uneasy around?
Are they okay with other animals, like horses or farm animals?
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Do they prefer open park walks, woodland walks, or beach walks?
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Is there anything else that gets them worked up, excited, or anxious?
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The Hayling Dog Walker is fully insured and safety is my number one priority.
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