Bailey's Dog Walking

Bailey's Dog Walking I’m a multi award winning dog walker specialising in reactive dogs, helping them lead calmer lives through safe, fun walks.

Helping anxious dogs feel safe & understood since 2016
🏆Prestige Dog Walking Company the Year – Wiltshire 2025
✨Finalist ASA 2025
🏆Lux-Life Dog Walker of the Year 2023, 2024, 2025
🏆SME Dog Walker of the Year 2024 My unique approach combines empathy, deep canine understanding, and psychological training. Covering Purton, Cricklade & surrounding areas.

🤩EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT📣 Thank you to every single client, this award is dedicated to you. On Monday I received  news Bai...
03/06/2026

🤩EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT📣

Thank you to every single client, this award is dedicated to you. 

On Monday I received news Bailey’s Dog Walking has been awarded for the second year in a row:

🏆Prestige Dog Walking Company of the Year – Wiltshire 🏆

As part of the judging process, the panel reviewed my website, social media platforms, client testimonials and overall business. They assessed service excellence, customer feedback, ethical practice, industry recognition, branding, and the quality and consistency of the service provided. 

None of this exists without you, my clients. Some of you have trusted me with your dogs since 2017. Almost ten years! 🤩

Through puppyhood, adolescence, reactivity, rescue journeys, senior years, illness, loss, house moves, career changes and all the ups and downs that life throws.

You’ve trusted me with your dogs, your homes and a little piece of your heart. 

You have recommended me to friends, left kind reviews and supported my business year after year. Above all, you’ve allowed me to spend my days doing work I genuinely love.

My name may appear on the certificates, these awards belong to every client who has trusted me with their dog. THANK YOU 🙏❤️

These awards are dedicated to my clients:

🏆 Prestige Dog Walking Company of the Year – Wiltshire 2025 & 2026

🏆 Lux Life Dog Walker of the Year 2023, 2024 & 2025

🏆 SME Dog Walker of the Year 2024

✨ Finalist Animal Star Awards South & South West Regions 2025

Every one of these recognitions has been built on relationships, trust, loyalty and the privilege of caring for some truly wonderful dogs.

After almost ten years in business, I know one thing for certain, without my clients, none of this would exist.

Thank you for believing in me, trusting me to care for the dogs you love and for supporting a small local business.

These awards are as much yours as they are mine❤️🐾

02/06/2026

Frankie’s last cuddle!

This boy keeps growing and you don’t notice until you make one of these videos! This will be his last cuddle in my arms. In future I’ll be in the ground with him. He’s such a wonderful boy ❤️

Posted here by mistake 🤦‍♀️ follow The Sheep Coach if you want to watch Frankie grow up ❤️

01/06/2026

I was sent this video of Nata over the weekend 😍🤩 It was quite surreal because I forget people actually watch my reels 🤣🫣 while also filling me with joy and laughter at Nata watching Auntie Michelle so intensely 🥹😍❤️

Nata is very special but she struggles with many aspects of life, so I find it utterly bonkers to learn she enjoys watching me as The Sheep Coach, yet it’s incredibly magical to witness 🥹😍❤️🥰

Please show Nata some support by liking this post ❤️

If you’d like to see what I get up to in my “other life”, give The Sheep Coach a follow 🐑❤️

31/05/2026

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29/05/2026

Tonight I ended up trying to help a friend whose puppy ate a kid's vitamin containing xylitol. Simple accident: kid dropped vitamin, puppy scarfed it down. (Note: this household is knowledgeable and is xylitol free, but a relative bought the vitamins, unaware of the risk to the dogs.)

The puppy only ate *one* vitamin. Which turned out to contain 1500 mg of xylitol.

100 mg/kg is the threshold for hypoglycemia which can be fatal. At 500 mg/kg, hepatic necrosis occurs -- destruction of liver tissue.

So just ONE chewable vitamin ended up creating a serious problem for a 30 pound pup (which is not quite 14 kg).

The emergency vet induced vomiting. Thankfully, the puppy had had a meal and so there was food in her stomach. In the vomit was the orange tablet, identifiable though dissolved.

Quick thinking on the owner's part (including grabbing the bottle of vitamins) and fortunately a nearby 24/7 emergency vet hospital meant that this pup received prompt treatment, and should make a full recovery.

Check your medications, vitamins, gum, candy, toothpaste, mouthwash, peanut butter and more for xylitol, also known as birch sugar.

This is useful information to have on hand:
https://www.calculatorsfordogs.com/health-nutrition-calculators/xylitol-toxicity-calculator

ALWAYS contact vet and ASPCA Animal Poison Control center immediately!

As for everyone (the non-vets) recommending the use of hydrogen peroxide, please update your understanding:
https://www.gsvs.org/woodbridge-nj/blog/hydrogen-peroxide-for-dogs-emergency/

Pass this along. I hope you never have to use it.

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Cricklade
SN6

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3pm
Tuesday 7am - 3pm
Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
Friday 7am - 1pm

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