Pick a little adventure
Pick a day for our one daily walk, around 4:30 pm. We fit walkies around school and family time.
Homework, then walkies! We’re a bunch of 10 & 11-year-old friends turning our love of dogs into a little after-school business.
A simple neighbourhood stroll, with time for sniffing and plenty of enthusiasm. Small beginnings for our small business.
Pick a day for our one daily walk, around 4:30 pm. We fit walkies around school and family time.
A parent will arrange the details and check that your dog is a good fit before confirming a walk.
A relaxed, on-lead walk for a friendly small or medium-sized dog. Big dogs sit this one out.
Small crew, sensible walks. We’re learning as we go. A parent checks each request, and the route, supervision and handover are agreed before any walk.
One walk a day, around 4:30 pm.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Sundays.
Small & medium dogs · on-lead stroll
*Sample price for this first design. Duration and service area to be confirmed.
One daily walk · New Zealand time · booking demo only
A parent confirms every real walk. No online payment.
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friends + dogs = best afternoons
our kind of company ♡We’re 10 and 11, we love dogs, and we wanted to make something of our own. So we’re starting small: a few walks, a few days a week, and a lot of excitement.
This is our school-project-sized business, with a parent involved in arranging every walk. We’re learning about responsibility, teamwork, and picking up after our four-legged friends!
We’re planning walks for friendly small to medium-sized dogs who are comfortable on a lead. A parent will discuss temperament and handling needs before accepting a request. We won’t take large dogs.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sundays only, with one walk per day around 4:30 pm. A parent confirms the exact time before each walk.
A parent handles customer contact and confirms the time, route, supervision and handover. This preview doesn’t collect contact details or send requests yet.
We’ll agree a weather plan with a parent before confirming your walk. Your dog’s comfort comes first.