Pop over to the contact us page on the website or drop me a whatsapp, we can discuss your needs and arrange for a free meet and greet

I cover areas around Clipstone, Forest Town, Kings Clipstone, Warsop and Edwinstowe, along with some surrounding areas.My core service area is 10 minutes driving time of my base. Further travel is charged at £1 per additional minute.If you're not sure whether I cover your area, just ask.

During the meet and greet I'll need to see your pets vaccination record and will ask you lots of questions about their medical history, behavioural concerns, and anything else that might affect their safety or wellbeing while they are with me. We will get your contact and emergency contact details and get the forms signed. I'll collect the key or arrange access.From then I just need your dog, their harness or collar a dog tag with your details on it and a promise to keep me looped in with any changes to the information you've provided.

You'll need to provide a working spare key to issue to me or install a lockbox. I prefer not to use keys hidden unsecured around your property.Keys are labelled only with your pet's name and stored securely when not in use. Please keep me updated about alarms, access codes or anything else I need to know to safely enter your home.Key collection can be arranged for a fee, or you can drop your key off before the service if you are unable to provide one during the meet and greet.

Before your first booking, we'll arrange a free meet & greet at your home.This gives us a chance to meet, talk through your pets needs, complete the necessary paperwork and make sure the service you've chosen is the right fit.We can book your first service there and then or you can simply drop me a whatsapp message to book in when you’re ready.

I don't believe dog walking should simply be about getting a dog from A to B.My walks are about giving dogs opportunities to sniff, explore, learn and thrive, while building the skills they need for everyday life.I use reward-based, force-free methods and take the time to understand each individual dog. Walks are not just a free for all but instead include opportunities to practise recall, listening, checking in, calmness around distractions and generally being a good member of society.I'm also a qualified canine behaviour and welfare professional, with six years of full-time dog-walking and pet care experience and previous experience in kennels, rescue centres, a cattery and even a mini zoo so I have hands on practical experience with a wide range of animals.

Yes absolutely, you can see what we get up to on walks on our social media. I don't post holiday clients for safety reasons. I am however happy to provide photos and updates over whatsapp so you can see how content your pet is while you are away.