Dog Walking Services
Does your dog need more than just an average walk around the park?
Do you want to come home to a happy & relaxed dog?
Does your dog need help being a well balanced and socialised dog?
Yes… then let us tell you about our adventure filled walks
What are the benefits of an Edinburgh Holistic Dogs Adventure?
If you are coming home to a dog that’s bouncing off the walls or they have taken to chewing you shoes. Maybe you just them to make new friends and have new experiences then our Adventures are just what they need. Our adventures are designed to let your dog socialise, make new friends and learn. This is all done with our use of positive re-enforcement while in our care. We play games that include fastest sit, chase the walker, recall games, find it and fetch. The reasons for games is to provide mental stimulation so your dog is always thinking while getting their physical stimulation too. We build an individual bond with your dog making sure they are happy and relaxed in our care. This also enables us to anticipate their needs in any situation and understand them better. When your dog is taken home they’ll be relaxed, tired and ready to sleep the rest of the day away. Why have average walks when you can have unique adventures?
When your dog is taken home they’ll be relaxed, tired and ready to sleep the rest of the day away.
Why have average walks when you can have unique adventures?
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Group and Solo Adventures
A holistic approach means the whole dog is taken care of & treated as an individual.
To have a healthy dog they need to be happy, well exercised both physically and mentally.
This encourages a balanced and relaxed dog.
No two dogs are the same so why should they be treated like that? Find out more here
Mission Statement
- Respect and support each dog as an individual.
- Provide exciting adventures.
- Ensure both mental and physical stimulation is provide.
- Keep a positive calm attitude with all dogs.
- Use Positive Re-enforcement. Respect the local community and public spaces.
- Treat each dog as though they are family.
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