Paws R Us Pet services

08/01/2026

National Labrador day ❤️💙

22/12/2025

🎄Merry Christmas🎄 to you all, here are a few pics of walks leading upto the festive celebrations

05/12/2025

Pawsrus is on holiday next week off to celebrate the Husbands big birthday. Here are a few pics of this week's walks

29/11/2025

Happy 6th Birthday to the gorgeous Flossy lots of cuddles (as always) treats and a new leggy toy 😂

24/11/2025

22/11/2025

Still with the gorgeous Flossy enjoying some lovely walks on the beach

12/11/2025

Spending a month with the gorgeous Flossy lots of love and cuddles, couches and laps not kennels 😍

23/10/2025

Pet sitting for the gorgeous Pimm and Silver love spending time with these 2 also a few pics of recent walks

15/10/2025

Thank you to Fresh 53 for my lovely caramel latte and chat, warmed me up nicely after a morning of nippy walks 🐕☕️

12/10/2025

Lovely to spend a little beach time with my 2 lovely to bump into Maria Warburton and kobes X x

09/10/2025

Love this game of chase the squirrel's 🐿 lovely walks as usual

07/10/2025

Secrets of a Dog Walker/ Pet sitter

1. It's a lifestyle, not just a job. If you're in it for the money you've made a big mistake because a) you're never going to be rich, end of story; and b) you won't survive your first winter if that's your only motivation. We see these people come and go from time to time.

2. We talk to each other more than you might think. About the best walking boots, what clothing we are wearing for today's weather, our financial struggles, the traffic, dodgy men in the woods, fallen trees, etc. It's a lonely job but we have each other's backs from a distance.

3. We don't physically have eyes in the backs of our heads but we know so well the sound of every jingle of every ID tag, and every dog's individual footfall on the ground behind us, we may as well have.

4. We can't physically see round corners either, but we know so well each leading dog's body language in reaction to an oncoming person and/or dog that we may as well be able to.

5. We hear "Are they all yours?!" and "Wow you've got your hands full" at least twice a day, but we always smile and say "They keep me on my toes". Every. Single. Time.

6. It actually breaks our heart when a dog moves out of our area, and we thoroughly investigate our replacement for our own peace of mind, even if the client hasn't asked us to. Let's not even talk about when they pass away, we feel every bit of grief too, more than owners might think. ( 10 times in 10 years🥹)

7. If you peel back a few layers of clothing (depending on the season) you will find bruises, scratches and scrapes covering the whole of our bodies. Don't bother asking where they came from, we have no idea.

8. If you see a dog walker looking vaguely presentable on a weekday, you should send help, something is not right.

9. We love our clients' dogs as we do our own and will sometimes lie awake at night worrying about their injuries, illnesses, and behaviour problems. We can't help it after spending so much time with them. It hurts us when clients don't appreciate this.

10. Despite the financial uncertainty, the harsh winters, the blood, sweat and tears, it really is the best job in the world!

*** I didn’t write this originally and there was no mention of the original author unfortunately. Thank you to whoever wrote it! ***