Dog walking
At Walking Woofers, we offer a range of flexible dog walking services and can tailor a walk schedule to you and your dog's needs. We can also provide basic training, including recall and simple instructions. A dog's needs can vary depending on their breed, age and health, though generally many require at least a 30-60 minute walk per day. There are a number of great dog parks and walk routes in the Northern Beaches and Manly - dogs love variety and exploring different areas each walk. For certain breeds and very active dogs, some of their walk also needs to include more vigorous, hard aerobic exercise.
Getting regular exercise is also about your dog's psychological health. Some dogs might get lonely or bored if they are at home all day alone and others might develop behavioural issues, such as causing damage to furniture, barking or hyperactivity. These behavioural issues can be completely preventable with a decent daily walk.
Initially, we meet all new clients to get an understanding of what you require, meet your dog and get a sense of its personality and then agree a walking schedule. Please note, we will agree a morning or afternoon walk; however, the exact timing may vary with external factors, such as traffic and weather. This first meeting is free of charge, obligation-free and a crucial part of our working relationship, aiming to leave you feeling comfortable with us taking care of your dog.
Dogs join one of our group walks. Each group has a maximum of 4 dogs (as per the Companion Animals Act 1998) and we match dogs with others that are of a similar size and temperament so they will have a fun time with some like-minded pups.
Initially, we meet all new clients to get an understanding of what you require, meet your dog and get a sense of its personality and then agree a walking schedule. Please note, we will agree a morning or afternoon walk; however, the exact timing may vary with external factors, such as traffic and weather. This first meeting is free of charge, obligation-free and a crucial part of our working relationship, aiming to leave you feeling comfortable with us taking care of your dog.
Dogs join one of our group walks. Each group has a maximum of 4 dogs (as per the Companion Animals Act 1998) and we match dogs with others that are of a similar size and temperament so they will have a fun time with some like-minded pups.