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Each walk is solo so I. An give individual attention to your furbaby. I will make sure your dog is ready for a nap after our walk and never rush their business time. I love dogs of all sizes and will always work to keep them safe and happy in your absence.

We can either go for a brisk or leisurely walk, according to your dog's needs. I am active and relatively strong! Sometimes we just sit in the grass if that's what feels best! I can do 2 or 3 dogs at a time, if they are well-behaved on a leash. We can also head to the dog park if amenable to you for a half-hour or hour run!

I really enjoy spending time in the fresh air, I will be happy to walk with your dog. We will run, play and everything your dog likes. I hope you tell me what your dog loves to play) I can teach her to give a paw, if suddenly she does not know how yet or you do not have time for it
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Can walk two dogs at a time. If there is a dog park nearby I can take them there. I will have fun with you best friend, treat them with love and care. Take them potty and clean up after them. I love dogs and love their company, I am sure they will like mine too.

I think it all depends on the dog/dogs. I have two well sized Boxers that are great to walk together. As long as each dog is having fun, that's all that matters. I love taking dog/dogs to parks in their local area just so they can release some of their energy and run around but leisure walks are also nice and relaxing depending on the dog. I'm willing to do the necessary matters determining on the dogs temperament.

I live in Downtown Orlando right by Lake Eola which is a common area for citizens to walk their dogs. Our walks would include walking through Lake Eola park and through the Lake Eola Heights Historic District and end with a treat and some cold water.

usually for my dog i will take him on a walk around my neighborhood or I will take him to the dog park or a park right next to my house to go play at so he isn't getting the same walk everyday and he isn't tide up to a leash. i let him roam as much as possible because he is a friendly trained dog. Multiple dogs would probably take them to the dog park so they aren't pulling me and more fun for them. active i am very active with my dog love giving him love and playing with so i would do the same for yours.

I can take multiple dogs on leisurely or active walks depending on their age. Usually a 30-40 minute walk. I usually like to walk them in a nearby park. If you have multiple dogs that you would prefer to walk separately I wouldn't have a problem with that.

I am a professional pet sitter, and I do not walk more than one dog at a time, unless there is more than one dog in the household and they are used to being walked together. I do this for a couple of reasons - I would not want to take a chance on walking 4 or 5 dogs at once and losing control for many different reasons, and I specialize in individualized service tailored to your dog's needs. I could make more money if I walked dogs in a group, but it's just not what I choose to do.

Best of luck!

I walk solo and multiple dogs (depending on their size and behavior)

For happy pups, very active doggies:
We play fetch, run on parks, spend all that accumulated energy with fun exploring walks, practicing some tricks and exercising good! It's VERY important to take your hyperactive dawg on good walks, repressing their needs could lead to stress, disobedience, bad behavior and even aggression (I've seen it happen, don't let it happen to yours).

For relaxed, less active, older dogs:
The pet dictates the speed, dogs like to take their time or need to take slower steps as they're not as fast as they use to be. Less active dogs really need to take a few walks a day, as dogs can also get depressed and/or gain weight for lack of attention, affection and some exercise.

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