Busy Work-Week Households

Text us and we update the ticket the same day. What we ask is that you tell us before the next visit rather than after we have arrived and could not get in. A missed visit caused by an unannounced code change still uses up your slot for that week.

It usually lands close on price. Where it clearly wins is that one vendor means one set of access notes, one gate code in circulation, and one person to ask when something goes wrong. That is the part that actually causes problems with two providers.

It depends on the dog's age and health, so your vet is the right person to ask about yours. What we can say is that a full shift plus a commute is a long wait for a potty break. A midday walk cuts that wait roughly in half.

Through a lockbox, a door code, or a key you hand over at the meet and greet. A physical key gets a number and a log entry against your account. Hiring a dog walker while you are at work only works if entry is planned ahead, so we plan it.

We agree a weekday window with you at setup, inside our posted hours of seven in the morning to six in the evening. The route is fixed the evening before, and a text goes out as we head to your street, so you can glance at your phone and know.

A recurring thirty minute walk five days a week starts at four hundred fifty dollars per month for one dog. Three days a week starts at three hundred. If you also want the yard handled on one of those stops, the pricing page shows the Walk and Scoop rates.

Your phone tells you. One picture is taken as the walk begins and another as it finishes, and the minutes between them are the minutes you paid for. A short written report follows, so you can read it at your desk instead of wondering all afternoon.

For many dogs it is, since the main job at midday is a potty break and a change of scene. Young or high energy dogs often do better with forty five or sixty minutes. Start with thirty, read the notes for a couple of weeks, then adjust.

Yes. That is what our Walk and Scoop plan is for. The same person who walks your dog cleans the yard before leaving, so the weekend chore is already done by Friday. You deal with a single company and a single bill instead of juggling two.

Either way is fine, as long as we know which. Tell us at the meet and greet where your dog spends the day, where the leash hangs, and which rooms are closed to us. After the walk your dog goes back to that same place with fresh water.