Money

Dog walking income is not a neat, identical number landing in your account every Friday with military precision. Some months feel abundant. Others feel like you’re double-checking whether the banking app has developed a personal grudge....

You can be fully booked, flat out, physically exhausted… and still one missed payment away from trouble. That isn’t bad luck. It’s almost ..

Professional dog walking isn’t paid movement. It’s paid judgement, responsibility, and risk absorption — most of which happens before…

January the looming Self-Assessment deadline.  If the idea of returns makes you want to hide under the duvet, don’t panic – by following…

MRR is income that you can reliably count on every month from clients who pay for regular services or subscriptions. It’s the key to financial stability, long-term client loyalty, and the ability to scale your business. In this blog, we’ll explore why MRR matters, how to structure your dog walking business around it, and provide 30...

New Dog Walker? Stop Waiting for Clients to Find You – Make Money NOW! Most new dog walkers focus only on walks and leave money on the …

Saving money doesn’t have to feel like a battle or a constant juggling act. With the right strategies, anyone can take control of their finances, reduce stress, and build a safety net for the future. Whether you’re a dog walker, freelancer, or just someone who wants to be smarter with money, these tips will help you save more and spend more wisely.

Cat sitting is a natural complement to dog walking. Many dog owners also have cats, and cat owners often need reliable care while away. Offering this service keeps your business busy even when dog walks are quiet and positions you as a versatile pet care professional...

If You’re in Debt, Read This Next Being in debt doesn’t mean you’re irresponsible. It means you’ve been surviving — and now you’re choosing to do something different...

Business needs with TLC Canine Crusaders Back To The Dog House Adding a Cleaning Service to Your Dog Walking Business Many dog walking clients value a clean and organised home as much as they value reliable care for their pets. Adding a pet-focused cleaning service  to your business is a natural extension that can boost your income, provide extra value to clients, and fill quieter periods when walks are slower. This service can include tasks like vacuuming pet hair, cleaning

Business needs with TLC Canine Crusaders Back To The Dog House Adding Cat Litter, Hutch, and Dog Poo Cleaning Services to Your Business Expanding your dog walking or pet care business to include specialised cleaning services is a simple, low-cost way to increase revenue, provide extra value to clients, and make yourself indispensable. Services like cat litter cleaning, hutch cleaning, and dog poo collection  are highly practical for pet owners and complement your existing bus

Business needs with TLC Canine Crusaders Back To The Dog House Pricing & Money: Valuing Your Expertise as a Professional Dog Walker Once you are established as a dog walker, pricing is no longer about “getting clients through the door.” It is about sustainability, professional integrity, and protecting both your business and the wider industry. Undercharging at this stage is not humility or kindness — it is a liability. This blog explores why experienced dog walkers must not