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I am willing and able to provide any level activity that suits your pet's needs. If your dog likes to go for a run in the park I am willing to do just that, however a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood is fine by me as well. I am also open to walking more than one dog at a time, but would be a second animal in the household. I have no animals of my own, so while your pet is in my care, they get all of the attention!

I can go fast or slow dependent on the dog so just let me know what works best for your dog. My big dog is pretty easy to walk so if yours is a good walker as well I might bring him along. If you prefer that the dog be walked solo that is fine too.

I am used to walking multiple dogs at a time. I tailor their excersise based on weather, time of day and activities they enjoy (i.e. Running, fetch, walking, swimming). Whatever the dog finds most comfortable. Safety is always a priority.
I can also work on leash etiquette. I am by no means a professional trainer but I've had the pleasure of difficult dogs and learned a few tricks of the trade by attending behavior and obedience classes. I'd be happy to work on those issues!

The needs of the dog I am providing care for are more important for my own needs, I do many types of walks, all in the benieft of your dog. One dog, or five dogs, I'm the dog walker for you! In rain or shine, your fur friend will have plenty of time to play and interact with other dogs if you want them to be more socialized. Your dog will learn he or she is not the leader of the pack, and that his human walks him and he is not the one walking his human.

Each walk is a unique experience for the dog. I can walk up to 3 large dogs at once. Depending upon the dog’s needs, the pace is determined. For instance, if it is for small dogs, the pace is slower than for larger dogs. For the older dogs, I try to make sure that they get the exercise they need but not at a pace that is strenuous for them. For the younger dogs, I like to give them a brisk walk to give them the exercise they need to help keep them stimulated. I try to vary where we go on each walk if possible to give them new worlds to sniff. Some high energy dogs need to start with a little jog to get them going and excited to be out of an adventure.