I've been walking dogs since 2021. I started out in London's Regent's Park, a Royal Park with strict, high standards for walking dogs safely, whether in packs or one-to-one. I began right at the start of winter, so I learned the hard way through rain, snow, cold and mud, and I wouldn't change it. It taught me how to keep dogs safe, happy and comfortable in any conditions.
I spent two years walking in London, then had my son and moved back home to Kings Langley, where I've always lived and grew up. I walked in St Albans and Watford, and now I'm doing what I've always wanted, running my own dog walking service in the valley I know inside out.
At home I've got Yogi, my ten-year-old French bulldog. She keeps me on my toes and reminds me every day just how much a dog becomes part of the family, which is exactly how I treat every dog I look after.
Regent's Park taught me how to handle dogs safely in groups and solo, and I bring those standards to every walk.
Every dog is washed off after their walk, so muddy adventures don't mean muddy floors.
I grew up here and know the safest, most enjoyable routes across the whole valley.
With Yogi at home, I know what your dog means to you. Yours gets the same love and care.