Socialisation without chaos
Friendly dogs can walk, explore and play together in a supervised group, building confidence and familiarity over time.
Dog walking built around safety, socialisation, exercise and consistency — with no more than six dogs in a group.

Every new dog starts on lead while I build trust, learn their behaviour and see how they respond around the group. Off-lead walking is only considered once recall and group behaviour are reliable and the owner is comfortable with it.
Groups are kept to no more than six dogs, allowing me to supervise properly and match dogs by temperament, confidence and energy rather than simply filling spaces.



Friendly dogs can walk, explore and play together in a supervised group, building confidence and familiarity over time.
Dogs are called back regularly, asked to sit and rewarded. Toys and play can be used to keep walks engaging and reinforce staying connected to the group leader.
Half-hour solo walks can suit puppies taking their first outings, elderly dogs, dogs with lower exercise needs or dogs that are not comfortable in a group. Slots are limited.
Your dog is collected from home and transported securely. Depending on the route, an hour-walk dog may be out longer while others are collected and returned.
After the walk, I towel muddy dogs as far as practical and check their water bowl before I leave.
Food or agreed medication can be provided after a walk when arranged in advance. Medication support must be specifically agreed with me before the service begins.
A full hour of walking, exercise and company for one dog.
For two dogs from the same household, walking together.
Individual time for a dog who needs a gentler pace or their own company.
A short individual walk or care visit, arranged around your pet’s needs.
“Michelle is an amazing person. She's looked after our dogs for the last 10 yrs — they love her as much as we do.”
“With her help and advice on a diet change I now have a very happy and healthy Westie.”
“Flynn starts singing as soon as she pulls up in her van. He really looks forward to his walk with her.”