Dog Walking

Being alone all day is stressful for your dog. By hiring a dog sitter, your dog will be less anxious, less hyperactive, and better socialized when you get home. You’ll feel better too, especially since we keep you updated, so you don’t feel like you missed out! We’ll follow your instructions to the letter, so they get the care you want, with all the love and pampering we can give them. Are you not sure how often to schedule visits? We’ve got some guidelines below. 

 

• Puppies ( under 1 year ): Daily drop-ins help establish and maintain a housebreaking schedule. Proper house breaking requires a consistent schedule of potty breaks for your puppy. Crate trained puppies need to get out every 3 - 4 hours for proper training and socialization. 
   

• Adult Dogs: Adult dogs need regular exercise to ensure good physical and mental health. Owners who work long hours can depend on us to walk their dogs during the day. Midday is the perfect time for us to stop by for exercise and a potty break. This is especially true for crated dogs. They’ll be better socialized and less hyperactive when you get home. 
   

• Elderly Dogs: An elderly dog often needs more frequent potty breaks than they needed as a younger dog. When older dogs have accidents, they often become stressed because they have been trained to go outside but just cannot hold it any longer. Daily walks give the elderly dog their much needed potty break and exercise. If yours is having accidents, consider scheduling an additional visit during the day.