New paths.
Familiar company.
£18one hourA small group, a woodland trail and time to sniff. An hour outdoors with up to four compatible dogs.
- Best starting point
- Dogs who enjoy a group adventure
- Group size
- Up to four dogs
Dog walks in Bristol
Out there.
Together.
An hour of exploring.
A little company along the way.
Woodland walks & field outings
One hour · from £18
For dogs who enjoy exploring with company.
Coverage & fitTheir kind
of outside.
Two ways to spend an hour.
Choose a starting point, then tell us what your dog needs.
New paths.
£18one hour
A little more
room to play.
£22one hourAn hour in a hired enclosed field, with room to play and explore. A starting point for dogs whose recall is still a work in progress.
- Best starting point
- Space to run in a contained setting
- Included
- Field hire
Both outings include collection and return.
A group-walk day
From your door.
And home again.
Collected from home
Collection and access arrangements agreed before the first walk.
An hour with company
Dogs matched by temperament and energy, with time for play and exploration.
Back to their own doorstep
Return home after the walk.
A feel for the outdoors
Follow their noses.
Different ground.
Plenty to take in.
Among the trees.
Before the first walk
Their pace.
Their space.
A good fit starts with a conversation: energy, recall, comfort around other dogs, and anything that needs a little extra attention.
We begin with a meet-up and agreed care notes. Equipment, collection, water breaks and return-home arrangements are discussed before joining a group.
Start with their storyGood to know
before they go.
A few practical questions.
Then the conversation is about your dog.
Do you cover my postcode?
Clifton, Redland and Stoke Bishop in Bristol. Collection details are agreed before the first walk.
Which outing might suit my dog?
For group walks, dogs are matched by temperament and energy. Secure-field outings are an option for developing recall. The first conversation would cover your dog’s needs and experience, before agreeing a setting.
What happens on a group-walk day?
Collection, a one-hour walk with other dogs, then return home. Timings, travel and access needs would be agreed before arranging a walk.
What should I mention when I get in touch?
Your postcode, preferred days, and a little about your dog’s age, energy, recall and comfort around other dogs. Include any care or health needs you’d like to discuss.
Start with a conversation
Make room
for their walk.
Their personality. Your routine.
A few details are enough to begin.
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What kind of walk do you have in mind?
Your walk note.
Nothing sent or booked.