Solo Dog Walks for Golden Retrievers in Wrexham
Not every Golden Retriever wants to share their walk. Solo dog walks for Golden Retrievers in Wrexham suit older Goldens, young ones still learning manners and any dog who simply does better one to one, with 45 minutes, a single walker and collection from your door.
- Fully insured
- DBS checked
- First aid trained
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What's included
For £20 your Golden gets a 45 minute walk with one walker and no other dogs. We collect them from your home and return them afterwards, and the walk goes ahead in all weathers.
A meet and greet at your home comes first, covering routines, where keys are kept and the little quirks that make your dog who they are.
Why it suits Golden Retrievers
Goldens sit firmly in the high energy group in our breed notes, with around 90 minutes of walking a day. Solo walks give a focused 45 minutes of that and leave you free to do the rest at a time that suits you.
They are gentle dogs and love water. One to one, the walker can follow your lead on whether swimming is allowed, and keep things steady for a Golden who prefers an easier pace.
Where we walk
We usually walk solo dogs close to where they live. Goldens in Rhostyllen and Bersham can head along the Clywedog Trail by Bersham Ironworks, and Erddig’s waymarked routes are nearby too. In Marchwiel we use the village lanes and fields.
Erddig is a National Trust estate, so we check its rules for dogs and the signs on the day before we go.
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.
Group walk
Up to 4 dogs out on the trails together for an hour.
Additional dogs +£5 eachFAQs
Is a solo walk better than a group walk for my Golden?
It depends on your dog. Many Goldens are good in groups, but a solo walk suits older dogs, nervous dogs and those who need a set pace. We talk it through at the meet and greet.
How long is a solo walk?
45 minutes, with one walker giving your dog full attention.
Is a solo walk right for my dog?
Solo walks suit dogs that are reactive, nervous, elderly or still learning their manners, and dogs that need a set pace.
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.