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I am active/ physically fit and love hiking on my days off. A body in motion, stays in motion. That's what I tell my patients in the Cardiovascular ICU! Living an active life style is living a healthy life! I would love to help you walk your pup when you are not able to. I'd prefer to walk one dog but I have experience walking two. I would take your pup on a leisurely walk but I can also handle brisk walks/ runs for the active dogs.

I am happy to do all types of walks; Leisurely, Active, Multiple dogs, Solo, etc.

On a Leisurely walk it will be a nice stroll.

On an Active walk I will jog/run with your dog.

I am experienced walking 2 dogs at a time.

I plan to walk dogs in a safe manner in a safe neighborhood. I am very open to walking multiple dogs at once. I am able to give walks that give senior dogs minor exercise in order to keep their legs loose, or I am able to give rigorous walks to young and active breeds of dogs that need to release energy.

I regularly walk my own dog. We will do whatever kind of walk that your door is accustomed to. My own dog likes everything from hiking to running to slow strolls where she honestly just lays in the grass. Gotta let them do their thing is my philosophy.

I personally love to walk dogs around parks. Im close to a park and my dog loves to go on walks. She is also trained to walk off leash with me as well. However i would not let other dogs loose while in my care. Im in the process of teaching my dog to play fetch outside. She loves playing fetch indoors. My dog loves other dogs. And i plan on taking her on walks while i have other dogs in my care.

Depending on the dog, I enjoy taking active walks. I am capable of walking multiple dogs at a time (up to 3) and make sure that everyone has plenty of time to potty and take breaks when necessary. I am able to jog dogs, if necessary, or leisurely stroll if that's what they prefer. I personally own 3 dogs that I walk daily, and they enjoy moving quickly!

I walk dogs individually in order to get one on one companionship. In that way I'll be able to give more attention and play with one dog more. If a dog likes the company of other dogs or more dogs are part of the household i could alternate. I try to see the energy level of the dog and adequate the walks to his needs.

I will typically do two kinds of walks depending on the dog. 1) jog/run through green space. The goal is usually to tire the dog out and make sure they don't have too much energy or get destructive when left alone. 2) leisurely walk moving at the animals pace, stop and smell the roses.