Dog Walking, Doggy Day Care Service by Walk A Hound

By simonrosselli
November 18, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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simonrosselli

Posted November 18, 2020

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Posted November 18, 2020

Walk A Hound is a professional Dog Walking and Doggy Day Care service. If you?re searching for a reliable and experienced Dog Walker, look no further. We take care of your beloved pet as if they were our own ? with love and kindness

We work with a few other dog minded people, I would trust with my own dogs, as I understand that your beloved pet is part of your family. Primarily based in Dulwich and Brockwell Parks, Streatham Common and Crystal Palace Park. We do however walk in surrounding areas - please contact us to discuss for further details

We pick up your dog and take it for an hours exercise and then deliver back to you, in a door to door service.

Apart from walking dogs we also have a Doggy Day Care Service and can look after your loved ones overnight, for a few days or even a week. Please get in touch to discuss and check for availability.

We have Public Liability with Pet Business Insurance for 2 million and have an enhanced DBS check.

www.walkahound.co.uk

07770231794

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