Dog Walking in Norfolk & most of Suffolk

We always begin with a free meet and greet. This gives you, your dog and the carer who may be walking them an opportunity to get acquainted in a familiar setting. We'll discuss your dog's usual pace, recall, lead manners, confidence around other dogs and any particular concerns.

Both. Individual walks suit dogs who prefer one-to-one attention or need quiet routes away from busy areas. Small-group walks suit sociable dogs who enjoy company. We'll agree which arrangement works best during the meet and greet.

Yes. We understand that some dogs need a quieter, more individual approach. During the initial discussion we'll ask about behaviour, triggers, walking history and how your dog responds to unfamiliar people and animals. Where appropriate, we can discuss individual walks and suitable routes. We are a pet care service, not a substitute for a qualified veterinary behaviourist or specialist behaviour professional.

We plan routes around the dog in front of us — quieter lanes for nervous or reactive dogs, open fields for dogs who need to run, shaded woodland for older dogs in summer, and shorter pavement walks for puppies still building stamina. If your dog has particular routes they love (or ones they avoid), just tell us.

We have a team of pet carers, and where scheduling allows we can discuss whether another suitable team member could provide the service. We cannot guarantee a replacement for every booking, so we recommend giving us as much notice as possible for regular walks and planned holidays.