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We are animal loving care takers specializing in Dog Walks, Cat visits, and much more. Priding our self's in keeping your pets happy, healthy and on their own routine and environment. Every pet deserves individual attention and care with their activity levels in mind.
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Services
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Walk adventures
Come home to a happy and well behaved dog. On our adventure walks we work on positive reinforcement, leash manners reinforcement, outdoor play time, socialization, and mental stimulation. |
Cat Care
On our Cat Care visits we socialize and play with your fur baby but respect for ample personal space is always honored. |
Easy to use Client App & Website
From scheduling to conversations directly with us, it's easy at SNOUT. Included with all our services, we will send pictures, GPS tracking and a visit report card to you. Read the update, see the great pictures and respond in real time! Messages can be sent as a push notification or delivered as email and/or text message. Your choice, your settings customized by you. |
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Dogs with Behavioral Issues
The majority of dog behavioral issues can be resolved with increased exercise, so more walks can often mean a better-behaved pooch.
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Small Dogs
Many small dogs can’t “hold it” for a full work day, let alone if you have a happy hour or late meeting tacked on at the end of the day! That’s why many small dogs should really get regular midday walks, even if their energy levels aren’t that high.
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High Energy Dogs
Dogs differ in the amount of activity that they need per day. My 10 month old Goldendoodle needs far more energy outlets than my friend’s 9 year old Pug. If you’ve got a young or active dog, hiring a dog walker is money well spent.
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Seniors or Puppies
Dogs at the beginning and ends of their lives also aren’t as skilled at “holding it” throughout the day. Puppies in the midst of potty training really benefit from getting walks every few hours. Not giving your young puppy enough potty breaks is a great way to really prolong the potty-training process. No one wants that! Older dogs often start to lose control of their bladders, particularly if they have any of a wide variety of medical problems that manifest in bladder issues. More walks can save your dog some dignity and help prevent accidents.
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