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Dobermann Walker in Wrexham

Dobermanns are fast, sensitive dogs who form close bonds with their people. If you need a dobermann walker Wrexham owners can rely on, Lloyd offers one to one walks with collection and drop off at your home. Every new dog starts with a meet and greet in your own house.

  • Fully insured
  • DBS checked
  • First aid trained

A Dobermann

Photo: J-J.J, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

EnergyHigh
About 90 mins a day

How much exercise a Dobermann needs

We list Dobermanns as high energy, with about 90 minutes a day as the guide. They are fast dogs and enjoy a walk with some pace in it.

A 45 minute solo walk covers half that, which makes the rest of the day far easier for you to manage. On colder days we keep them moving and wrap up the walk if they start to feel the chill. The other half is a good excuse for your own evening walk together.

Best Wrexham walks for Dobermanns

The Clywedog Trail gives room to keep moving, about 5.3 miles from Minera to Erddig, flat and mostly surfaced. We walk whichever section fits the time and the weather.

Alyn Waters Country Park has open grass on the Llay side, and pay and display parking if we drive in. Erddig has waymarked routes, with dog rules to check on the day. For owners in Acton and Rhosddu, Acton Park is a quicker option close to home.

Which service suits

Solo dog walks suit Dobermanns. For £20 your dog gets 45 minutes with one walker, which suits a sensitive dog who does best with a familiar face.

If you are away, dog sitting in your home is £55 a night, which keeps them in their own space. For a big day out, a daycation is 3 hours for £30 or 5 hours for £50.

Services for Dobermanns

Walking Dobermanns: what we watch for

Dobermanns are sensitive and cold-sensitive. On cold or wet days, if your dog has a coat, we use it, and we keep them moving rather than standing about.

They are also fast, so we are careful with any off lead time and keep them on lead near roads and wildlife. Calm, steady handling suits them best, and we keep the routine the same each visit.

Questions owners ask

FAQs

Does my Dobermann need a coat in winter?

Dobermanns are cold-sensitive. If your dog has a coat, show us at the meet and greet and we will put it on for cold walks.

Are you insured and DBS checked?

Yes. We are fully insured, DBS checked and first aid trained.

What is a meet and greet?

Before the first walk we visit you at home to meet your dog and talk through routines, keys and any quirks.

Which areas do you cover?

Wrexham town and the nearest villages: Acton and Rhosddu, Rhosnesni and Borras, Caia Park and Hightown, Gwersyllt, Gresford and Marford, Rhostyllen and Bersham, Marchwiel, Coedpoeth, Llay and Rossett.

Book a meet and greet

Ready to meet? We'll come to you, meet your dog and plan their walks.

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