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dog walking & home visits areas

Aldersbrook     E11, E12

Forest Gate E7

Leyton E10

Leytonstone E11

Manor Park E12

Snaresbrook E11

South Woodford E18

Wanstead E11


 


dog books recommended
  • The Culture Clash
    The Culture Clash
    by Jean Donaldson
  • On Talking Terms with Dogs: Calming Signals
    On Talking Terms with Dogs: Calming Signals
    by Turid Rugaas
  • Don't Shoot the Dog!: The New Art of Teaching and Training
    Don't Shoot the Dog!: The New Art of Teaching and Training
    by Karen Pryor
  • 100 Ways to Train the Perfect Dog
    100 Ways to Train the Perfect Dog
    by Sarah Fisher, Marie Miller
  • Unlock Your Dogs Potential: How to Achieve a Calm and Happy Canine
    Unlock Your Dogs Potential: How to Achieve a Calm and Happy Canine
    by Sarah Fisher
  • Dogs: A New Understanding of Canine Origin, Behaviour, and Evolution
    Dogs: A New Understanding of Canine Origin, Behaviour, and Evolution
    by Ray Coppinger, Lorna Coppinger
  • Dogwise: Natural Way to Train Your Dog
    Dogwise: Natural Way to Train Your Dog
    by John Fisher
  • The Dog's Mind (Pelham dogs)
    The Dog's Mind (Pelham dogs)
    by Bruce Fogle
  • How to Train a Superdog
    How to Train a Superdog
    by Gwen Bailey
  • How to Handle Living With Your Dog: No Nonsense Advice on Puppies, Dogs, Pedigrees, Rescue Dogs, Heinz 57s and Their Puppy Classes, Dog Training, Canine ... and Diet & Exercise! (How to Handles)
    How to Handle Living With Your Dog: No Nonsense Advice on Puppies, Dogs, Pedigrees, Rescue Dogs, Heinz 57s and Their Puppy Classes, Dog Training, Canine ... and Diet & Exercise! (How to Handles)
    by Winkie Spiers
Rodent Rescue News

Walking with me means that your dog receives a lot of off-leash exercise, plenty of socialization with other suitable four-legged friends, reasonable amount of basic training and a huge amount of fun.

I have one space for daily group walks / daycare for a dog from Wanstead / Leytonstone / Leyton area. Please note that I currently don't have any more spaces for daytime puppy home visits or individual walks.  


I walk dogs in carefully matched groups as this allows us to make sure all of them receive a fair amount of attention and that no one is frightened, bullied or left out. Dogs have different temperaments, breeds, levels of energy, ages and sizes and all these factors do matter. A good dog walker should always take it into account.

My car is fully adjusted to dogs' needs and I always make sure they travel safely and comfortably.

I offer group walks Monday to Friday, in 2 slots - at 11 am and 1 pm. Each walk lasts full 1 hour of exercise in a park. I know that the lunch break is the most popular and sought after time but we can assure you that dogs can adjust to being walked at a different time and it is much more important for them to be matched with suitable friends and to spend a quality time than to go out precisely at 1 pm. So please be flexible when booking! :)

I also offer individual walks but please note that due to being busy with group walks, one-to-one walks are held on occasional basis only. Please contact me for details.

General rules for group walks:

  • your dog needs to be walked at least twice a week for a month

(Group walks are only for regular customers, because we need to know your dog to be able to match him/her with a proper group.)

  • your dog needs to be dog-friendly

(If you think s/he isn't, please contact us - we can discuss the problem and we can meet you and your dog: very often things an owner considers a dog-to-dog aggression are simply effects of nervous handling or other mistakes on the owner's side, which are easy to correct!)

  • your dog needs to have a reliable recall

(This is crucial as our walks are held mainly off-leash. If your dog is reluctant to come when called, please contact us - we can discuss the problem and we can teach you how to train your dog to come back. We can also put your dog for individual walks for a month, we will train him/her to come back to me and later s/he will join one of my groups.)

  • your dog needs to be over 6 months old

(Puppies need a very careful socialization as they can be easily scared for life. We offer puppy visits for young dogs though - subject to availability.)

  • your dog needs to be fit and healthy enough to walk for a full hour

(For older, sick and disabled dogs we offer individual walks and oldie visits, subject to availability.)

For prices look here.