Dog Walking
Dog Walking (ONE Dog)
For one hour, $30
For thirty minutes, $20
Aunt Sash’s goal is to make dog walking easy for you and your pet. After our meet-and-greet, your dog walker will head to your home between the scheduled times discussed and take your dog on their 1-hour or 30-minute walk or hike. If your pet has backyard playtime, they head straight outside for their activity. If you live within (5-10 minutes) of a walking trail or hiking spot, your pet will be safely transported to their hiking destination for their adventure.
After your pet's activity, the dog walker will ensure your pet's paws are as mud-free as possible, replenish their water bowl, pick up any messes that might have been made while you were gone, and safely secure the home with your pet inside. You will receive a text/email update on your pet's adventure with a photo and description of their time.
Before any pet-sitting service, Aunt Sash would like to schedule a meet-and-greet. During this process, you will be asked questions about your pet's personality, health, and other unique characteristics. We will also discuss dates and times you will need service. This time is also great to get familiar with one another (and your pet), for any questions you might have. Schedule your meet-and-greet today via phone, text, email, or social media (Instagram & Facebook).
Weather may cause a change or cancellation in service please be advised
Additional Information
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Food: Pets can be fed after activities to ensure your pet's stomach is settled to prevent sickness, bloat, etc. Unless requested otherwise.
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Medication: Parents will have to fill out the Medication Administration Form, and the dog walker will fill out the Medication Fill-Out Log.
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Weather: Rain, snow, and any other unexpected weather may cause a cancellation or delay for walks. All clients will be notified as soon as possible (weather is unpredictable in New England), or you can be reimbursed for the cost of the walk.
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Illness: Dogs with Bordatella or any other contagious illness can not be walked. If any pet has fleas, they must be treated before walks can continue.
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Daily Updates: Check out the Latest News page for any updates, delays, and openings.
