1. General FAQs

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Do you walk reactive dogs? Yes — reactive or sensitive dogs are welcome, but they are usually best suited to Solo Walks or the Loyalty Leash Programme.

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Do you offer long‑line walks? Yes. Long‑lines are used for dogs learning recall, building confidence, or needing safe freedom.

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Do you walk in all weather? Yes — walks continue in rain, wind, and mud. The only exceptions are extreme conditions where safety or welfare would be affected.

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Can I book regular weekly walks? Absolutely. Most clients join the Loyalty Leash Programme for consistent structure and priority booking.

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2. Solo Walk FAQs

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Who are Solo Walks best for? Dogs who are reactive, anxious, sensitive, or simply prefer one‑to‑one attention.

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Do you walk reactive dogs? Yes — Solo Walks are often the safest and most beneficial option.

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Do you offer long‑line walks? Yes — ideal for recall training or controlled freedom.

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3. Group Walk FAQs

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How many dogs are in a group? Up to six, depending on compatibility, behaviour, and the route.

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Can my reactive dog join a group? Reactive or anxious dogs are usually better suited to Solo Walks or the Loyalty Leash Programme.

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Do dogs go off‑lead? Only with written permission and only if it is safe for the whole group. Long‑lines are used when needed.

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What if my dog doesn’t get along with another dog? Dogs are matched carefully. If issues arise, groups are adjusted or alternative services are recommended.

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4. Household Walk FAQs

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Do you walk single dogs? No — Household Walks are specifically for homes with 2–4 dogs.

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Can my neighbour’s dog join? Yes, if they are behaviourally compatible and meet the safety requirements.

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What if one of my dogs is older or slower? The walk is always paced to suit the slowest or most sensitive dog in the group.

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5. Adventure Walk FAQs

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How long are the Adventure Walks? They last 4 hours, including breaks, enrichment, and exploration.

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Do dogs go off‑lead? Only with written permission and only if safe. Long‑lines are commonly used.

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Where do you take the dogs? Woodlands, fields, nature trails, and other safe, enriching environments.

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Is this suitable for nervous dogs? Yes — with the right pace and structure, adventure outings can help build confidence.

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6. Puppy Visit FAQs

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What happens during a Puppy Visit? Toilet breaks, basic training foundations, confidence‑building, play, and routine setting.

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Can you help with early training? Yes — structure, boundaries, and calm behaviour are introduced from day one.

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Do you take puppies out for short walks? Yes, once fully vaccinated and ready for controlled outdoor exposure.

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7. Behaviour & Training FAQs

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Do you work with reactive or anxious dogs? Yes — through Solo Walks, structured training, and the Loyalty Leash Programme.

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Do you use positive reinforcement? Yes — training is reward‑based, calm, and structured.

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Can you help with recall, lead pulling, or overexcitement? Absolutely — these are common areas addressed through structured walks and training plans.

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8. Dog Training Evaluation FAQs

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What is a Dog Training Evaluation? A structured assessment of your dog’s behaviour, needs, triggers, and goals.

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What happens during the evaluation? We observe behaviour, discuss routines, identify challenges, and create a tailored plan.

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Do I need an evaluation before training? Yes — it ensures the training plan is safe, realistic, and suited to your dog.

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9. Loyalty Leash Programme FAQs

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What is the Loyalty Leash Programme? A structured, behaviour‑focused walking plan offering consistency, progress tracking, and priority booking.

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Who is it best for? Reactive dogs, anxious dogs, high‑energy dogs, or owners wanting long‑term structure.

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Can I use this for weekly walks? Yes — most clients join for ongoing support and routine.

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10. Safety & Welfare FAQs

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Do you walk in extreme weather? Walks pause only when safety or welfare would be compromised.

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Are dogs ever walked off‑lead? Only with written permission and only when safe.

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How do you keep dogs safe in groups? Careful matching, controlled routes, structured walking, and ongoing behaviour monitoring.

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11. Payments & Policies FAQs

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How do I pay? Payments are made via bank transfer. Invoices can be provided for regular bookings or whenever needed for your records.

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Do you offer refunds or rescheduling? Yes — within the terms of the cancellation policy.

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Do you offer discounts? Yes — through the Loyalty Leash Programme and multi‑walk packages.

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12. Meet & Greet FAQs

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What happens at the Meet & Greet? We discuss routines, behaviour, needs, and expectations. Your dog is assessed calmly and safely.

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Is the Meet & Greet free? Yes — it’s part of the onboarding process.

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Do you need to see my dog’s behaviour in person? Yes — it ensures safety and helps match your dog to the right service.

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13. Areas Covered

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Which areas do you cover? NG8, NG6, and surrounding Nottingham areas.