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

Most incidents don’t happen because dogs hate each other. They happen because one dog tips another over threshold repeatedly — often…

Most professional dog walkers only find out the limits of their cover after something has gone wrong. By then, it’s too late to change…

Professional safety begins the moment we stop treating “goodness” as protection, and start treating it as conditional. Dogs do not bite….

Studies in canine behaviour have shown that dogs experience emotional contagion — they mirror the stress, excitement, and calmness of …

Learn how to grow your dog walking business by offering additional services like pet sitting, training, grooming, and more — boost income and client satisfaction.

For the public, dog walking looks simple — a lead, a stroll, a happy tail.

One of the greatest skills a professional dog walker can develop isn’t strength, speed, or stamina — it’s observation.

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Winter is not simply “colder walking weather”. For professional dog walkers, it is a season that fundamentally alters risk profiles, time..

Learn how to price your dog walking services fairly and confidently, covering costs, reflecting your expertise, and attracting the right clients.

Discover the top challenges dog walkers face — from handling dogs to managing clients — and learn practical strategies to grow your business with confidence.

Professional dog walking is often sold as a “lifestyle business”, but anyone doing it properly knows the truth: income can fluctuate wildly if your business relies solely on ad-hoc walks. One school holiday, one run of client annual leave, or one injury can expose how fragile a purely session-based model really is...

January is not just a reset of calendars and routines — it is the most strategic time of year to review pricing. Yet it is also the time when many quietly promise themselves: “I’ll deal with that later.” Later, of course, becomes never...