Walk Dog Run

Walk Dog Run Walk Dog Run is a family run Sandbach based dog walking and pet sitting service here to help you support the health and happiness of your furry friends.

Trusted care for your furry & feathered friends
🐾 Dog walks, home boarding and daycare
šŸ“ Sandbach, Winterley and Haslington
🐶 Safe, fun & enriching walks
šŸ’¬ Get in touch for a chat and to book your pets first adventure
5 ā­ļø licence number CE/HB 190 With over 16 years experience I understand that it can sometimes be hard to find the time to ensure our furry friends get the daily mental and physica

l stimulation they need. That's where we can help to provide exercise, comfort breaks and companionship. We use games and support basic training in all our pet encounters. Get in touch now to see how we can support you and your pet.

Looking for reliable, professional pet care? Whether you’re at work, away for the day or planning a holiday, you can rel...
12/07/2026

Looking for reliable, professional pet care?

Whether you’re at work, away for the day or planning a holiday, you can relax knowing your pets are in safe, experienced hands.

At Walk Dog Run Pet Services we offer:
🐾 Dog Walking
🐾 Doggie Daycare
5 ⭐ Licensed Home Boarder (Licence No. CE/HB190)
🐾 Small Animal Visits
🐾 Free Meet & Greet

Every pet is treated as one of our own, with plenty of care, attention and tail-wagging fun.

Send us a message to check availability or book your free meet & greet.
07707 030930

Your pet’s happiness is our priority.

The Walk Dog Run Weekly Report is here! Another fantastic week of wagging tails, countryside adventures, home visits and...
10/07/2026

The Walk Dog Run Weekly Report is here!

Another fantastic week of wagging tails, countryside adventures, home visits and happy dogs!

Every week we’ll be sharing a little behind-the-scenes look at what our pack has been up to, from our favourite walks and funniest moments to helpful dog tips and a special spotlight on one of our wonderful walkers.

We’d love to hear from you too!

Tell us in the comments:
What do you think your dog enjoys most about their walks?

If you spot your four-legged friend in this week’s report, don’t forget to tag your family and friends so they can join in the fun!

Thank you for being part of the Walk Dog Run family. Here’s to another week of adventures

Big changes are coming to veterinary pricing across the UK. These new CMA rules are designed to make costs clearer, impr...
09/07/2026

Big changes are coming to veterinary pricing across the UK. These new CMA rules are designed to make costs clearer, improve transparency and help pet owners make informed decisions before treatment.

It’s important to remember that every pet and every case is different, so emergency or complex treatment costs can still vary. The new rules simply aim to make routine pricing and communication much easier to understand.

Check out the full changes at

www.gov.uk/government/news/cma-concludes-market-investigation-with-major-reforms-to-veterinary-sector?utm_source=chatgpt.com

PART 1. Things I’ve genuinely said to dogs recently… When you spend your days with dogs, you end up saying some very unu...
08/07/2026

PART 1. Things I’ve genuinely said to dogs recently…

When you spend your days with dogs, you end up saying some very unusual things out loud…

ā€œWhy are you spooning a waffle?ā€
ā€œYou are NOT a cow.ā€

As a couple of examples

But can you work out which dog each phrase belongs to?

Drop your guesses in the comments using the numbers (1,2,3,4,5). No cheating by swiping to the end first!

Let’s see who knows these pups best…

Why don’t I use balls on my group walks?Because my goal is calm, fulfilling walks—not creating more excitement.For some ...
07/07/2026

Why don’t I use balls on my group walks?

Because my goal is calm, fulfilling walks—not creating more excitement.

For some dogs, balls can lead to obsession, frustration, competition and even resource guarding. They also encourage repetitive sprinting, sudden stops and twisting, which can put unnecessary strain on joints and muscles.

Instead, I encourage dogs to sniff, explore, socialise appropriately and engage with their surroundings. These natural behaviours are far more enriching and help dogs return home feeling calm, fulfilled and ready to rest—not overstimulated and searching for the next throw.

This isn’t about saying fetch is wrong—it’s simply why I choose not to use balls on my group walks.

What do you think? Do you use a ball on walks, or have you noticed a difference when you leave it at home?

It’s a tough life being a dog.  Whilst most of a walk will be calm, sniffing and exploring the new location. There is al...
02/07/2026

It’s a tough life being a dog. Whilst most of a walk will be calm, sniffing and exploring the new location. There is always a little burst of crazy or mischief during the day keeping me on my toes.

From stranger to pack memberWatching a new dog grow in confidence and become part of the pack is one of the most rewardi...
30/06/2026

From stranger to pack member

Watching a new dog grow in confidence and become part of the pack is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do. Every friendship starts with a careful introduction

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Sandbach

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