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Dog Walker - Dulwich Area

By mcgloworm
August 23, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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mcgloworm

Posted August 23, 2014

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Posted August 23, 2014

Hi - I'm a 25 year old Au Pair from New Zealand. I love dogs, all sizes and breeds and would love to be a help to you and a friend to your pup!

I have a car so am able to travel a little bit either to get to your place, or to take dogs to the park etc.

Starting September 4th my children are back at school (Herne Hill and Dulwich Prep) so I will be doing the school run mornings and afternoons. If you are in or around these areas and need a dog walker on a regular basis, or just a one off, I would be happy to include you in my daily routine.

30 minute walk from your front door: ?7

1 Hour from your front door: ?10

1 1/2 Hours at a local park, including play time: ?15

All prices per dog; discounts for multiple dogs per household.

Please message me for any other requirements eg dog sitting, house visits etc. and I will be happy to help.

Jodie

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