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You love your dog. But it can be hard to know whether you’re meeting their exercise needs between work, family, and everyday demands, or worse, suspect you’re falling short. Maybe your dog is restless, barking more than usual, or even acting out. These are often signs that your pup needs more structured walk time.
But how many walks are enough? And how often should they happen?
“A daily walk feeds your dog’s body, mind, and soul — it’s a simple act that brings boundless happiness and deepens the bond you share.”
At Word of Woof™, we understand that every dog is different — and that busy owners often need a helping hand. After all, our dogs are like our children — beloved family members — and we all want the best for them. That’s where we come in.


Factors That Influence Walk Frequency
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but here are the key things to consider:
1. Size Matters
Smaller breeds tend to need shorter but more frequent walks. They’ve got little legs and bursts of high energy. Larger breeds often enjoy longer walks once or twice a day, depending on the breed’s typical energy levels.
2. Age Plays a Big Role
Puppies need shorter, frequent walks to burn off playful energy and support healthy development. Adult dogs typically thrive on one to two walks a day, while senior dogs might do best with gentle strolls to keep their joints moving without overexertion — a bit like us, as our bones and joints tend to get a little creaky with age!
3. Health & Personality
Dogs with specific health issues may require lighter, slower walks, while high-energy breeds or particularly active pups might need several outings daily. Yes, some dogs seem to run on rocket fuel — but don’t worry, we have the stamina to match! Anxious or socially shy dogs often benefit from routine, calm walks with someone they trust — and that’s precisely the kind of walk we provide: the kind that helps shy pups come out of their shell or gives nervous dogs a gentle chance to make a new friend or two along the way.
What We Recommend
As a general guide:
- Puppies: 3–5 short walks daily, depending on age and breed
- Adults (small to medium breeds): At least two walks per day
- Adults (large breeds): 1–2 longer walks per day
- Senior dogs: 1–2 short, gentle walks daily
Of course, mental stimulation — and plenty of sniffing time — is just as vital as physical exercise. We tailor each walk to your dog’s needs — whether a slow wander with lots of sniffs or an energetic adventure.
Feeling a Little Ruff?
It’s okay — you’re not alone. Most dog owners want the best for their pets but don’t always have the hours in the day. That’s where we step in, offering safe, enjoyable, professionally led walks suited to your dog’s size, age, and energy levels.
Because a happy dog is a well-exercised dog.
You might feel a bit guilty, wondering if you’re doing enough, but the truth is, you’re not alone, and you’re not a bad owner. Life gets hectic, and that’s why we’re here to help.
We tailor every outing to match your dog’s personality — from joyful zoomies in the park to peaceful ambles through leafy lanes, with plenty of time for sniffing and exploring.
Extra Perks for You and Your Pup
At Word of Woof™, we know every dog (and owner) is different, so we offer flexible options to suit your needs. From cost-saving package deals to timely seasonal discounts, we make it easier (and more affordable) to keep your dog happy and active all year round.
Ready to Give Your Dog the Walks They Deserve?
Don’t let a busy schedule come between your dog and their wellbeing. At Word of Woof™, we’re here to help your dog stay healthy, stimulated, and tail-waggingly happy daily.
Whether your pup needs energetic adventures or calm, gentle strolls, we tailor every walk to suit its age, size, and personality. Your dog is not just walked with us—it’s cared for, understood, and loved.
Your dog’s next best friend is just a click or call away — and yes, we bring treats (the healthy kind).
Book your first walk today and discover the difference a professional dog walking service can make.
How to Book
Booking with Word of Woof™ is simple and stress-free:
- Visit our website at [insert website URL] or call us quickly.
- Tell us about your dog’s age, breed, health, personality, and special needs.
- Choose a package or single walk — we’ll help you select what suits your lifestyle best.
- Meet and greet: Barry will come by to meet you and your pup, making sure everyone feels comfortable—after all, your dog is our client, too.
- Start walking! Your dog will enjoy safe, enriching walks with someone they trust.
It’s that easy — and your dog will thank you with every wag.
Meet Your Walker
Barry isn’t just a dog walker — he’s a lifelong dog lover, a calm and confident leader, and a trusted part of many local families’ routines. With a wag and a smile, he brings structure, affection, and enrichment to every walk.
Barry Gray
Barry is a certified dog-walking expert with the British College of Canine Studies. He’s also trained in dog first aid and canine happiness. His mission is to support happy, well-rounded dogs through education, care, and regular walks.
His motto is, “An educated owner creates a happier dog—and a happier dog makes for a happier owner.”
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