Dog Walkers Inverness Are A Hearty Lot And Love Dogs

Dog Walkers Inverness Dog Sitters and Dog Kennels

Dog Walkers Inverness

Dog walkers Inverness are a hearty lot and love nothing more than taking the dogs in their care on long walks along the banks of the River Ness and Moray Firth where the two meet, there are also lots of great areas of Inverness itself to walk dogs in such as parks or just the good old run around a few town blocks that dogs of all breeds and sizes seem to relish.

While your dogs are in the care of dog walkers Inverness they will have any dietary considerations they need taken care of either with your food or they can be accommodated in house by the great staff of dog walkers, dog groomers, dog sitters and boarding kennel staff.

All these employees are very experienced dog lovers whom have in the most part spent a lot of their childhood and adulthood in the company of animals and pets of all descriptions, little dog breeds, big dog breeds they are all loved and cared for equally.

It’s a treat to see happy dogs when they return from being walked all worn out and ready for a good feed before having a quick nap after which they are up and running again and as boisterous as ever wanting petting and fussing but most of all showing their love of being properly cared for.

You can have your dog booked for the recommended 2 x 30 min walks per day for five days or just opt for a single walk on the odd days when you are otherwise engaged, you can combine dog grooming and or pet sitters, then for those longer trips away from home you can go for the boarding kennels option, either way you can rest assured that your dogs can not be in better hands than when they are with the dog walkers Inverness service.

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Walking your dog:

    At least 30 minute walks brisk when possible, minimum five times per week.
It depends on the dog – there are some breeds for whom once a day walks are enough, but some others, especially high-energy ones, require more walks each day. But as a general rule, it is recommended that you walk your dog at least 15 minutes, twice a day. See (www.dogingtonpost.com)
    Your dogs should always be on its lead in public areas, unless it's in a no lead area.
Controlling your dog in public See (www.gov.uk/control-dog-public)
   You should always closely supervise any dog when children are around.
Children & Dogs See (yourdogsfriend.org)
    You must always have a means of collecting your dog’s waste, a plastic bag or scoop is fine.
See (www.gov.uk/control-dog-public/dog-fouling)
    Your dog should be easily identified.
See(www.gov.uk/get-your-dog-microchipped)
    You may want to have your dog desexed.
See (www.caninejournal.com)