Cane Corso Walker in Wrexham

We list the Cane Corso at medium to high energy, with 60 to 90 minutes a day as the guide. They are large, athletic dogs who need regular exercise to stay settled.

A 45 minute solo walk from us covers a fair share of that. You can then fit in a shorter outing of your own at a time that suits.

We choose routes where we can see ahead and give other dogs space. The Clywedog Trail is flat and mostly surfaced, and quieter stretches suit a powerful dog well.

For owners in Rossett, the River Alyn lanes give a calmer walk. In Marchwiel, the village lanes and fields are another option away from busy parks. We tend to avoid the busiest times at popular spots, because a quiet walk is a better walk for a big guarding breed.

Solo dog walks are the only walk we offer for a Cane Corso. That is £20 for 45 minutes, one dog and one walker, so all the attention is on handling your dog well.

If you need cover while you are away, dog sitting in your home is £55 a night. The pet taxi (£11 a trip) can get your dog to the vets or groomers without you taking time off.

Cane Corsos are guarding breeds and very powerful. They need an experienced handler, and they are walked solo.

We keep the lead short in busy areas, cross the path to give other dogs room, and avoid tight spots where an encounter could not be managed. At the meet and greet we ask how your dog reacts to visitors, other dogs and strangers, so we can plan the walk around it.