The headline service,Walking·TW15 — TW19

Walks the way
your dog
likes them.

Solo, duo, or three at most. Lead-on first, off-lead when I've earned it. A photo and a short note before I leave.

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Towpath, Shepperton lock

Lead-on, fresh frost

How I run a walk

A walk should look like the dog wants.

Some need a sniff-fest. Some want to trot. A few want to chase a ball until they collapse. I match the walk to the dog - not the other way round.

Riverside on hot days, village streets when it's icy. Solo if they're anxious, group if they'd rather have friends. I never take more than three small dogs at once.

— Tiff

Walk options

Final price agreed when we meet your dog.

Solo walk
45–60 min · per walk
Just your dog. Pace and route built around them.
£20
Duo walk
45–60 min · per dog
Two dogs from the same home, family rate.
£18
Small group walk
60 min · per dog
Up to 3 small dogs who already get along.
£15
Puppy / drop-in visit
20–30 min · per visit
Short visit for puppies or older dogs needing a break.
£12

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The questions I get most

For the owners
who ask.

“My dog is reactive on the lead.”

Then you want a solo walk — just me and them. We pick quiet routes and work at their pace, not mine. I've got plenty of regulars who started out lunging at every cyclist.

“She's older now, doesn't do far.”

A thirty-minute amble it is. Older dogs are some of my favourite regulars — slow walks, plenty of sniffing, home before they're tired.

“He pulls like a train.”

I walk in flat collars and harnesses, not slip leads. We work on it gently as we go — no quick fixes, just consistency.

“He's nervous around other dogs.”

Solo walks only, then. I plan the route to dodge the busy spots. I never take a nervous dog into a group walk to "socialise" them — that's not how it works.

Where I walk