Dynamo Dog Walking

20/09/2024

Unfortunately I will be leaving the area so I will be stopping dog walking. A massive thank you to everybody that has supported me on this journey and it's been a pleasure to look after everyone's dogs for almost 4 years!

17/06/2024

NEW SPACES AVAILABLE
Group walks upon request too! Message for more details!

Monday -
10-11am
3pm-

Tuesday -
N/A

Wednesday -
3:30pm-

Thursday -
9-10am
2-3pm
3:30-4:30pm

Friday -
2-3pm
3-4pm

26/03/2024

I'm now over halfway to my fundraising goal with only 73 days left until the event.

Please share this as many places as possible and any donations are hugely appreciated!

For updates on my training and extra information it'll all be on the just giving page below, thank you!

Help Sam March raise money to support Mind

02/02/2024

January training update.

274 miles ticked off and my first 10k in 5+ years!

4 months to go before the 100k event, plenty of time left to donate
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/sam-march10

26/01/2024

XL Bully owners, this is your one week reminder! ⏰

From 1 February 2024 in England and Wales, it will be a criminal offence to own an XL Bully, unless you have a valid Certificate of Exemption (CoE).

You have until midday Wednesday 31 January to get your application in for a CoE. The cost of a CoE is £92.40 and you are now only able to do this online. To apply, you must have third party public liability insurance for your dog which is provided by our friends at Dogs Trust 🐕

We know this is hard time for XL Bully owners, and we will continue to support you as best we can. To read our recent FAQs, click here: http://pdsa.me/hLcd

14/01/2024

In June I'll be taking on a 100km ultra marathon for the charity Mind. If you can take a minute to look at the page and either donate or share it I'd appreciate it hugely!

Help Sam March raise money to support Mind

03/10/2022

Unfortunately we had to make the heart breaking decision to have Coco put to sleep this weekend. I will be taking a few days off work and will not be replying to any work based messages.

Thank you for your understanding.

You will be missed very much Coco!

08/06/2022

Sometimes an early morning walk in long grass is as wet as a swim! These three were dripping wet after 10 minutes of running!

07/05/2022

Some lovely sunny walks this week!

30/04/2022

26/04/2022

Another two weeks of lovely but windy walks!

12/04/2022

I finally remembered to take pictures to post last week in all the weird weather!

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas everyone from a very sleepy Coco!

08/11/2021

A few pictures of some happy pups!

25/10/2021

A couple of new and older pictures today!

07/10/2021

We've now had Coco for a whole year! She started out not liking men and being terrified of me, to such a friendly and cuddly pup that just wants to sit on me! Such a massive turn around for her and I'm so proud and glad we've given her a home she's happy in!

26/07/2021

Some new and old pictures here! I always forget to take them but I always manage to catch big smiles when I do!

25/06/2021

This week's and last week's walks!

12/06/2021

Just a few pictures from the last week of lovely weather!

01/06/2021

28/05/2021

Some muddy and sunny walks this week!

21/05/2021

Some wet walks this week but all the pups still loved it!

13/05/2021

Just a few pictures from the last few weeks walks!

07/05/2021

TERRIBLE TEENS!

A lot of new puppies will be starting to get to their terrible teen phase! (From as early as 6 months to almost 2).

This is where they start growing in size and energy. Just like human teenagers they will have an overabundance of energy and no idea what to do with it so it can come out as chewing furniture and even going to the bathroom inside again. This is unfortunately when most puppies are re-homed or given to a rescue but fortunately this phase only lasts a short while and is totally normal!

Here's a few tips to help you both succeed through this challenging time!

MANAGEMENT
Always set your puppy up for success! Always look to yourself first to see if you could have stopped this before blaming the dog. Always try and put your dog in situations that remove the chance for bad behaviour and don't ask too much of them if they can't manage it. Make alternative things for them to do when they can't settle instead of waiting for the trouble to happen.

PATIENCE
Patience is key with puppies, being angry could take your training backwards and damage your relationship. Being too energetic may also give the impression that you're having a good time which could reinforce behaviour that you don't want.

KEEP THEM BUSY!
At this time your dog is a ball of energy and they need you to support them by giving them outlets. This needs to be mental and physical like hiding treats around the house to find.

TRAINING
Training is really important at this stage too, he needs you to lay the foundation for him to grow and with all that energy it's the perfect time to learn to control it.

This stage is tough on pup and owner but is so rewarding once you're through it! If you have any questions please feel free to contact me via the Dynamo Dog Walking page. I'm always happy to help and love to get questions and hear your stories about this time!

Thank you for reading and have a good day!
Sam, Dynamo Dog Walking

We are a dog walking business based in Wimblington. We are fully insured and DBS checked and are ver

06/05/2021

Coopers first walk ever today went very well! He started a bit nervously but Poppy helped him figure out what to do!

24/04/2021

We've just started an Instagram account so please head across and check it out!

https://www.instagram.com/dynamo_dogwalking/

3 Followers, 10 Following, 1 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from

24/04/2021

I took Dougie somewhere new and he absolutely loved climbing in trees and sniffing!

08/04/2021

A couple of photos from this weeks and last week's strange weather walks!

30/03/2021

Sometimes when it's too hot for fetch the best thing to do is find a nice muddy puddle to lie down in!

27/03/2021

I think it's about time I introduce Coco properly!

She's a 10 year old rescue Rottweiler that's a bit nervous of everything! We've had her around 6/7 months now in that time we've had to remove a toe so she now has an alien foot!

If you ever see us out on a walk she'll definitely bark but please do say hello! She'll be wearing a muzzle just in case but she really just wants a stroke!

Unfortunately she wasn't socialized when she was younger so she's very barky at everyone and everything that moves but if the barking doesn't scare you she'll happily accept your cuddles!