How To Choose A Dog Walker You Can Actually Trust
Insurance, group sizes, first aid, honesty about what they can't do, the questions worth asking.
Ask about insurance first, and ask to see it. Any professional walker will have public liability cover and will not mind being asked.
Ask how many dogs they walk at once. Small groups mean the walker can actually supervise, and it makes a real difference to how calm walks are. Walking Paws caps Buddy Walks at three dogs.
Ask what happens before your dog joins a group: an assessment walk, a proper introduction, and a walker who is honest if the group isn't the right fit.
Ask about first aid training, how they handle emergencies and vet contact, what updates you'll receive, and how keys are stored. The answers tell you a lot about how carefully someone works.
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