Every day is a walk in the park.

I walk each dog as if they were my own, with special attention to his/her unique personality and needs. I maintain safety as the number one priority for your dog and everyone around, while also striving to physically tire out your pup and provide mental stimulation along the journey.

I have extensive experience walking dogs who are reactive to stimuli –– other dogs, squirrels, cars, bikes, adults, and children. If you have obedience methods you use, I will follow those to work through any reactivity, or I’ll introduce you to my strategies.

I favor long, brisk walks for high-energy breeds and taking it slower for low-energy, older, and small dogs. I drive to various environments to customize walks for your dog’s interests. If your dog likes to sniff and explore, I visit larger spaces and use longer leashes to give them the freedom to investigate, while still maintaining safety.

In the hotter months in San Diego, I minimize the time spent in the sun, finding shady paths and taking frequent breaks with provided water. I never walk more than one dog at a time unless you have preference to do so in regards to reactivity training. Your dog is my sole focus while in my care.

I never allow your dog off-leash or meet other dogs on leash. And when people ask to pet your dog, I politely decline. I always carry a dog first aid kit and am certified by the American Red Cross in Pet First Aid.