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Dog walking and pet care in Wrexham

Group Dog Walks in Wrexham

Plenty of dogs love nothing more than company on a walk. Our group dog walks in Wrexham take a small pack of up to four out together for a full hour, so your dog gets exercise and a social life in one trip. We collect each dog from home and bring them back afterwards.

  • Fully insured
  • DBS checked
  • First aid trained

A dog walker out with a group of dogs

Photo: Oskarp, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Group walk£15

What's included

A group walk lasts an hour and never has more than four dogs, which means every dog gets noticed and nobody gets lost in the crowd. We do the pick-ups and the drop-offs, so your dog leaves from your door and comes back to it.

We always meet your dog at home first. Group walks are for sociable dogs with reliable recall, and if we think your dog would be happier walking alone, we will say so and suggest a solo walk instead.

What it costs

Prices

Prices are per visit. A £5 surcharge applies on bank holidays. Pay by cash or bank transfer.

Solo walk

One dog, one walker, 45 minutes of full attention.

£20

Group walk

Up to 4 dogs out on the trails together for an hour.

Additional dogs +£5 each
£15

Visits and sitting

Puppy walk (after vaccinations)£20
Feed and let out for the loo£7
Cat or dog drop-in (30 mins)£10
Overnight stay in your home£55

Extras

Daycation (3 hours)£30
Daycation (5 hours)£50
Pet taxi£11
Bank holiday surcharge+£5

Where we walk

Group walks need room, so we lean on the bigger green spaces around Wrexham. Alyn Waters Country Park has open grass on the Llay side and is a favourite with local dog walkers. Closer to the centre, Acton Park and Bellevue Park work well for town dogs.

For dogs living out towards Coedpoeth or Rhostyllen, the Clywedog Trail is close by, and it is flat and mostly surfaced, which suits a mixed group.

Why Wrexham owners trust us

A small group is easier to watch, and that is the point. Keeping numbers to four lets us know where every dog is and how each one is getting on.

We are fully insured, DBS checked and first aid trained, and every new dog starts with a meet and greet at home so we can talk through routines, keys and quirks. We walk in all weathers, and you can pay by cash or bank transfer.

Questions owners ask

FAQs

Is a group walk cheaper than a solo walk?

Yes. A group walk is £15 for an hour, while a solo walk is £20 for 45 minutes. A second dog from the same home is £5 extra.

How long is a group walk?

1 hour, out on the trails with a few doggy friends.

How many dogs are in a group?

Up to 4 dogs, so every dog gets attention.

Can my dog join a group walk?

We meet your dog first. Group walks suit sociable dogs with reliable recall; we will suggest solo walks if that suits your dog better.

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.

Book a meet and greet

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

Pick a time