Wandering Waggies - Dog Walking Services

21/08/2024

Guilty 😂

29/07/2024

Piccies from the past few weeks 🐾🥰

24/06/2024

Summer is finally here! Stay hydrated and look after those furry friends 🐾

23/05/2024

Some pics from our walks over the past few weeks, we were lucky enough to see some deer in the woods a couple of times and now there are some ducklings at the pond 🥰

21/04/2024

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21/01/2024

Some pics from our adventures over the past few months (I will get better at posting here!) 🐾

31/10/2023

31/10/2023

Although ghosts and ghouls might give us a scare, nothing frightens us more than our pets being in danger 👻🎃

With the most spooktacular time of the year upon us, our Vets have pulled together the ultimate Pet’s Halloween survival guide: 👉 http://pdsa.me/jeh5

01/08/2023

A few recent pics from our walkies 🐾

11/04/2023

Some pics of the lovely doggies I've walked over the past couple of months ❤️🐾

14/01/2023

A few pics from our walks over the last couple of months 🐾

10/08/2022

Available for dog walks or pet pop ins Mon-Fri, fully insured. Message for availability, prices and a free meet & greet!

Emily 🐾

10/05/2022

With warm weather forecast over the weekend and into next week, here's our advice for keeping your dog safe and cool in the heat ☀️

🕖 Go for walks when it's cooler - early morning or late evening
💦Ensure your dog has plenty of water and shade all day
🐾Check the pavement isn't too hot for your dogs paws

More tips 👉 https://bit.ly/2WMTm4F

07/05/2022

I was chatting to someone the other day who told me they didn't have time to train with their dog, it got my thinking - How long do people think you need to train each day to see real changes ?

I asked the question and got a variety of responses, from a couple of minutes upto about 30 mins or longer.

I know every dog is different, but as a general rule of thumb, a couple of 2-3 minute training sessions a day will pay dividends really quickly - 6 minutes a day !

Mouse and I just did one of ours while my coffee brewed ! (I think people think we train all day everyday, but like everyone I have a busy life so we squeeze them in at random times).

Good times for a training session:
* While the kettle boils.
*When you are trying to work out todays Wordle!
*Just before their meals - grab a few peices of their meal and do a quick training session.
*While you wait for the bath to fill up :0)
*On a walk

We can of course over train - it's human nature to carry on when things are going well - try to avoid the temptation - you want a willing student rather than one who has done 300 hand touchs and is a bit bored 🧡

03/04/2022

Open for business from 18th April - dog walking and pet pop in visits - book now!

Covering Hatfield, Dunsville and surrounding areas (North East Doncaster)

Solo dog walking services (or up to 4 dogs from same household) - 1 hour or 30 minutes
Pop in visits for your pets - 30 minutes

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03/04/2022

19/02/2022

Kiera ❤️💕🐾