Dog Walking Services

Bramcote Dog Walkers provide dog walking services in the Beeston, Bramcote, Stapleford, Toton, Trowell and Wollaton areas in Nottingham. We have over 30 years experience in caring for dogs. Let us help keep your pet happy with a dog walk on the local park whilst you are out at work. Bramcote Dog Walkers is a fully insured dog walking service. With your permission, your dog may be walked with up to 3 other dogs at the same time.

When out walking dogs, we encourage socialisation with other dogs and their owners. A lack of socialisation can cause fear and aggression, and is therefore an important part of dog walking to keep a dog happy and well behaved.

Dog walking fees:

  • 20 minute puppy visit (up to 7 months of age) £6
  • 30 minute walk £7
  • 45 minute dog walking £8
  • 1 hour dog walk £10
  • A second dog with the same owner is walked for just £1

The above prices are for Mondays to Saturdays, excluding Bank Holidays.
Dog walks on Sundays and Bank Holidays incur a £2 fee in addition to the above rates.

Why Your Dog Needs to Walk

labrador dog image All dogs – no matter how small – have an instinct to walk outdoors. If the dog does not have that basic need fulfilled, he may suffer from anxiety and cause damage to your furniture! Lack of exercise may also cause hyper-activity and aggression towards people and other dogs. Young dogs should not be left alone for more than 4 hours and need exercise to burn off their excess energy.

Recommended Walk Times

Small and low energy dogs require a 30 to 45 minute walk. Older dogs or those recovering from surgery may only need a short walk, with some time spent with them in the house. Other dogs should have at least 45 minutes. Dogs should ideally be walked 2 or 3 times per day.


Aggressive Dogs

All friendly dog breeds and puppies are welcome at Bramcote Dog Walkers. Please note that if your dog is not good with strangers, he is unlikely to welcome a dog walker to the house when you are not there. A growl can very easily escalate to a dog bite. So, if a dog growls when approached, he will not be accepted for dog walking. Please seek advice from a dog trainer if your dog shows signs of aggression.

For a reliable, experienced and local dog walking and cat sitting service, Contact Us to arrange your free consultation.