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Lost Dog Action Plan: Emergency Protocol for Dog Walkers

Every professional dog walker needs a comprehensive lost dog action plan before facing their worst nightmare: a client’s dog going missing during a walk. Statistics show that over 10 million pets disappear annually, but only 23% ever return home. However, these numbers improve dramatically when professionals follow a proven lost […]

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How to Keep Your Dog Hydrated: 7 Tips for Walks

Every walk with your dog (or those of your clients if you walk dogs professionally) should feel refreshing and safe, but when temperatures rise or exercise intensifies, the need to keep your dog hydrated becomes essential for their wellbeing. Dogs depend entirely on us to recognize their hydration needs and […]

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Creating a Standout Dog Walking Website

A polished dog walking business website says more than any flyer or word-of-mouth ad ever could. This is often the first thing future clients see. In fact, 97% of people search online to find local services before they make a call. If your site looks trustworthy and easy to use, […]

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Exercise Intolerance in Dogs: Know the Signs

Exercise intolerance in dogs occurs when a pet can’t handle normal physical activity—picture this during a brisk morning walk when your client’s spaniel, usually eager for every adventure, suddenly slows, panting heavily, and you glance down to see the dog’s tongue darkening to a dusky blue. In moments like these, […]

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Stress in Dogs During Walks: Signs & Solutions

Stress in dogs during walks can sneak up fast, especially if owners or professional dog walkers miss the early signals. A tail tucked tightly, a dog pulling on the leash anxiously, or even freezing during walks are all silent signs calling for attention. Dog walkers and pet parents carry a […]

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Welcome to Our Dog Walking Blog! Stroll Dog!

Hey there, dog lovers and aspiring dog walking entrepreneurs! We’re thrilled to have you join us on this exciting journey as we explore the wonderful world of dog walking. Our blog is dedicated to providing you with valuable insights, practical tips, and actionable advice to help you become the best […]