Individual dog walks

An individual walk is one dog, 60 minutes, and the walk planned around that dog. It suits dogs who are happier without a canine companion, or who need the pace and space of a solo outing. It is a walk, not behaviour treatment or training.

Sending a request does not confirm a booking. The place is agreed with you first.

A beagle looking at the camera on a park path.

What is included

  • 60 minutes with one dog.
  • A pace and route discussed for that dog, not a group.
  • Weekday visits fitted around the day’s adventure outings.
  • A meet-and-greet before the first walk.

Dogs this suits

  • Dogs who prefer their own company on a walk.
  • Dogs who need more space from other dogs than a paired walk allows.
  • Greyhounds and sighthounds when a solo walk is the safer arrangement. That is discussed at the meet-and-greet, not assumed.

Collection and return

Arrival is agreed with you for an afternoon window around the day’s other work. Share the time that helps your dog’s routine, and we will confirm what the route can actually do. This page does not promise a fixed clock time.

Price

Published prices appear here when the catalogue is published. Draft prices are not shown.

Individual Walk

A walk with my full attention, at a pace that suits your dog.

60 minutes

Please enquire for prices

Questions

Is this a behaviour programme?

No. An individual walk is one-to-one exercise and care. It is not training, and it is not treatment for a behaviour problem. If your dog needs a behaviourist or vet, that is a separate decision.

Can a dog who dislikes other dogs still come out?

Often a solo walk is the right conversation to have. Tell me what your dog finds difficult and we will decide at the meet-and-greet whether a walk with me is suitable.