Max...

What a smile!

There are many benefits to regular socialization and recreation, not the least of which is your confidence that you are doing everything you can to ensure the happiness, health and general sense of fulfillment that your dog experiences from spending time outside with his own kind.

Mission Statement

Dogs who get enough exercise and face-time with other dogs are better behaved, longer lived and more fun to be around. Dogs that don't get enough socialization tend to have an over-abundance of energy, are more destructive, and can come off as aggressive to other dogs due to becoming over-excited in their presence. Problems with lack of early (puppy-stage) socialization can be far worse.

My mission is to give every dog the kind of play and exercise that he craves. Each dog is different, and I take great pleasure in getting to know them and finding ways to enhance that play style with one-on-one interaction. I am very involved with the dogs during our time together, and I strive to provide each dog with what he needs to have a great time.

Also important is the communication between the walker and the parent (owner). Each client will receive a "Dog Log," in which I will note the departure and arrival times, the park(s) we went to, and whether the dog eliminated. This way, when you arrive home you can see what your kiddo was up to all day, and whether he or she might need to go out again soon. This also enables us to keep in communication easily regarding any problems or special situations.