Meet the walkers
Every walker is self-employed and chooses which dogs they take on. If your walker has your dog, it’s because they genuinely want to spend the day with them. It’s also why they stay six years on average.

Warren
16 yearsStill out walking: one of the six, not a name on the letterhead. He runs every daycare round himself, out to our Secret Woodland, and around nine in ten boarding dogs stay with him.
“Warren and his team have been walking my lab/collie cross for 4 years now and they have never let me down.”★★★★★ Emma · Reviews.io
Nick & Emma
12 yearsTwelve years ago Warren decided the business needed to be more than one man and a van. The first people he wanted were Nick and Emma, a husband-and-wife team he’d met on Hampstead Heath. They already believed what he believed about calm energy. He trusts them implicitly.
“My dogs have always loved Nick and Emma! … My younger dog waits at the door for Nick and Emma.”★★★★★ Melanie · Reviews.io

Stephanie
7 yearsQuiet herself, which tells you most of what you need to know. She’s particular about which four dogs she walks, and if one would unsettle the balance of her group, she’ll say so. Her clients stay with her for years.
“I fully trust her with Lottie and know that she is in very good hands.”★★★★★ Sheila · Reviews.io
Jack
6 yearsA calm, centred presence: what keeping dogs at a three or a four looks like in a person. He takes the high-energy dogs, the ones who need a serious run through dense woodland rather than a stroll.
“Jack … took our golden retriever on great off-lead walks on Hampstead Heath.”★★★★★ Richard · Reviews.io

Ashley
4 yearsClients are naturally very warm to his personality: easy to talk to, the sort of person you’re pleased to find on your doorstep. He also does some of our overnight boarding, so it’s a face dogs already know.
“Hugely impressed with the care Ashley took to introduce our dog to the group and the time he took getting to know her before he let her off the lead.”★★★★★ Sophia · Reviews.io

It started with Foxy
Sixteen years ago, in West Hampstead, Warren started walking a dog called Foxy. One dog led to another, then another, and what began as helping someone out became a business built on one idea: your dog gets one person who actually knows them, every single day.
