The following slots are available: (updated on a regular basis)
| Morning walk, one hour Mon-Fri: |
| 1 place available on the one hour
weekday morning walk. Suitable for good natured small breed dog. Other dogs on this walk: A jack russell, a half beagle/half dachsund & a miniature daschund |
| Areas: Surbiton, Thames Ditton, Hampton, Claygate, Esher, Teddington |
| Pick up: between 9.00am and 9.30am (depending on location). |
| Drop off: between 11.00am and 11.30am (depending on location). |
| click here to email an enquiry about this slot. (Please give details of your dog's breed, age and temperament and your address). |
| Midday walk, one hour Mon-Fri: |
1 place available on the one
hour weekday midafternoon walk. Suitable for a small, good natured,
medium-high energy dog (size cocker spaniel or smaller). |
| Areas: Surbiton, Kingston, New Malden |
| Pick up: between 11.45am and 12.15pm (depending on location). |
| Drop off: between 1.45pm and 2.15pm (depending on location). |
| Click here to email an enquiry about this slot. (Please give details of your dog's breed, age and temperament and your address). |
| Afternoon walk, one hour Mon-Fri: |
1 places available on the one
hour weekday midafternoon walk. Suitable for good natured small
breed dog. |
| Areas: Surbiton, Thames Ditton, Hampton, Esher, Claygate, Teddington, Kingston, New Malden |
| Pick up: between 2.15pm and 2.45pm (depending on location). |
| Drop off: between 4.15pm and 4.45pm (depending on location). |
| Click here to email an enquiry about this slot. (Please give details of your dog's breed, age and temperament and your address). |
| NB For safety
reasons I require your dog to be responsive to basic commands, particularly
recall, which is vital for safety when walking off lead. It is something
I constantly practise with the dogs on our walks. After several months
of coming out with me, most dogs' recall will be significantly improved.
If your dog is not trained to walk to heel, then a harness to control pulling may be used. This is an absolute necessity as when inside the Royal Parks there are many occasions when the dogs must be walked on the lead, such as when around deer and horses. Whilst your dog's pulling may not be an issue for you on your own walks, I walk up to four dogs on the lead and a dog that is pulling excessively disrupts the pack, affects my handling and control of the dogs and therefore puts the safety of the other dogs in jeopardy. I am afraid I can not take out dogs that show any signs of aggression either with other dogs or humans. |