24/10/2026
Here comes the rain doo-doo-dooooo… 🌧️💨
It’s officially that time of year for the DogGo gang = soggy season! I’ve already been drenched head to toe and the dogs nose to tail this week… don’t even get me started on the mud baths! 🥴🤣
As always, I try my best to clean and dry the dogs after our walks but it’s easier said than done given the weather conditions and tight schedule we have to follow each day.
A few reminders to our weekly walking regulars;
🦺 If your dog has a jacket, please feel free to pop this on for collection or if you’re not home, leave it out for me to use on them.
The same goes for doggy dry-coats for post walks, you’re welcome to provide one so they can dry off in the van on the way home.
- What’s a dry-coat? I’ll leave it to Pheebs to show you below… 🤭🦖
🧖♀️ Towels, towels, towels!! I have a limited supply in the van at all times but we’re working through them hard and fast in these conditions - if you have a dog towel please leave it out for us to use once back from walks for an extra/proper dry off before being left in the house.
🏡 Drop off - if you won’t be home after our walk and have a particular place in the house that you would like your slightly wet/dirty dog to be left throughout the winter season, please specify this to me - nothing scarier than dropping off a wet dog without specific instructions and seeing a white kitchen or worse, a cream carpet… 🫣
🧼 Return of the Mud Daddy - it’s back in action for the next few months to help clean dirty paws and bellies the best we can but either way, soggy doggies are incoming, so please keep this in mind.
Every little helps! ⭐️
Although we don’t mind a little rain and mud, I completely understand when people would rather miss a walk on an incredibly miserable day, however, please remember we do have a cancellation policy in place which requires you to change/cancel your walk at least 24 hours prior to your session to avoid any charges.
Thank you! 🦮
Nichole and Diesel x
(Two very drowned rats)