No two dogs need the same walk. A young Border Collie wants to run; a twelve-year-old Labrador needs a slower pace and more time to sniff. That's why every walk is planned individually rather than in a group.
Your dog goes out with me alone. That means full attention, no stress from unfamiliar dogs, and a pace that genuinely suits them.
What's included
- A full hour of walking, not forty-five minutes
- One-to-one service — your dog walks with me alone
- Route and pace based on fitness and age
- Fresh water and a paw check after snow
- A short update with a photo after every walk
How it works
1. Meet first
We meet briefly with your dog and go through routine, lead, commands and anything I should know.
2. Set a rhythm
We agree on days and times. You can adjust them whenever you need.
3. Key handover
If you prefer, I collect your dog independently, even when you're not at home.
Who it's for
The walking service suits dogs of any age — from puppies still learning to seniors who prefer things gentle. It also works well for anxious or reactive dogs who would struggle in a group, because here they never have to meet anyone they'd rather avoid.
Prices
| Dog Walk | 1 hour walk | 25.– |
| 3 Walks Package | 3 × 1 hour walks | 60.– |
Prices valid unless modified. VAT not applicable under art. 10 Swiss VAT Act.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a dog walk in Gstaad cost?
A one-hour walk costs CHF 25. The three-walk package is CHF 60, which works out at CHF 20 per walk.
Do you walk in bad weather?
Yes. Rain, snow or fog doesn't change the appointment — at most the route. After road salt, I check the paws.
Do you walk several dogs at once?
Only if they live in the same household and already know each other. Dogs from different homes are never combined.