14/05/2026
When it comes to group dog walks, the most important walk happens before the group ever meets — the solo walk. 🐾
Every dog is different. A one-to-one walk gives us the chance to truly get to know your dog’s personality, energy levels, behaviour, and comfort around new environments. It helps build trust between walker and dog in a calm, controlled setting without the distraction of other dogs.
During a solo meet-and-walk we can:
• Learn your dog’s walking style and routine
• Understand any triggers, anxieties, or training needs
• Assess compatibility for future group walks
• Build confidence and trust at your dog’s pace
• Ensure group walks stay safe, balanced, and enjoyable for everyone
Not every dog suits every group — and that’s okay. Taking the time to properly introduce dogs is what creates happy, stress-free adventures later on. 🦴
A thoughtful introduction means safer walks, calmer dogs, and more fun for the whole pack. 🐶💛
