Day & Overnight Dog Sitting

Yes, we do offer solo walks and can help to integrate training into the walk. This is common for clients that have worked with us on other dog training

Yes, we offer puppy walks to help young puppies socialise with their surroundings. There are strict requirements on vaccines for these services.

For solo dog walking you do not need to book a meet and greet. For group dog walking a meet and greet is mandatory.

Yes, we offer complimentary meet and greets for all of our services. You can schedule them using the booking links and we will be in touch. If you cannot find a time please call on +61431622887

Developing a well behaved dog has 2 parts: dog psychology & dog training. We focus first on understanding your dog and getting them to choose to follow and listen to us. When dogs aren't making all the decisions, they calm down and relax, making them far more receptive to training. To do this, we don’t need to use force, fear or aggression. In fact the opposite. Whether dealing with barking, leash pulling, jumping, or aggression, these behaviours typically stem from dogs being too excited, reactive, and emotional. The key is getting them to turn to you and listen when it matters. Once they're calm and looking to you for guidance, you can effectively show them how to behave.
In short: before you train the dog, you need to win their mind.

Yes, we are fully insured.

Luke trained in Relational Leadership and under the Dog Trainer Academy, six months of training and a final exam. He is also a Certified Professional Pet Sitter with Pet Sitters International.

Everyone on the team passes an Australian Federal Police background check and the Red Cross Australia pet first aid course before working with your dog.

No. Whether you have: a Chihuahua or a Mastiff, an unhinged lunatic of a Spaniel or a goofball of a Rottie. Big, small, angry, lazy, cute, ugly, cuddly or just straight up weird, we love them all.

Many dogs are stereotyped against because some idiot decided to treat them badly and make them into something they are not.

I have worked with Groodles that were dangerous to the point I couldn't enter the room and a 90kg Rottweiler who had to have his cuddly "Lilo and Stitch" toy whenever we went for a walk.

Absolutely. We will send photos of our play time together.

As with any form of training, you would be amazed how much your dog can improve. Ultimately, there are a lot of factors that determine how much success you will have.