Yes and yes! While booking regular services each week means you are unlikely to miss out on your preferred time, we are happy to accommodate sporadic bookings too. 

Once a walk is booked, please ensure your dog is ready to be picked up at the agreed-upon time. They will need a collar and/or harness and have an ID tag attached. We use our own leads, car seatbelts, treats, poo bags, dog toys and dog water bottles. We can also put on your dog's harness for you before their walk.

Although we understand that training tools can make walking dogs easier, we do not walk dogs on any type of check chains or prong collars. We are happy to discuss with you why we do not use or recommend these devices.

A head halter, if appropriately conditioned, is a tool to help control large and strong dogs (similar to a horse halter). Dogs must be conditioned to wearing a head halter before use. If provided and requested, we will use a head halter on large breed dogs.

Harnesses come in many varieties. A properly fitted Y-shaped harness is our preferred walking tool, as they are often safer and more comfortable than walking on a collar. We are happy to walk your dog on most kinds of harnesses or a basic collar. If you're unsure or need help finding a suitable harness, we are happy to help.

All dogs and puppies must be up to date with C3 vaccinations, flea, tick, and worming treatments. For group walks, dogs must have their C5 vaccination. Puppies must have received all three of their first vaccinations and received the all-clear from your vet for socialisation before joining us on a walk.

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Dogs that have visible fleas at pick-up will not be able to go on group walks or be transported in the car.

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Dogs do not have to be de-sexed to book a walk, but they may not be able to attend group walks. Please inform us if your dog is in heat, as we may need to change walk locations.