The pickup comes to your door
A pack walk in San Francisco starts at your doorstep. Your dog is picked up at home to join their pack in a safe, ventilated, air conditioned vehicle, so the ride is part of the outing and not something to get through.
Your best friend does not want to spend all day home alone waiting for you to return. Boredom and a lack of social interaction can lead to behavior issues, and a pack answers both at once: the same friends, room to move, and somebody to run with. A single leash walk around the block is a different thing.
Whitney B says she trusts Robert and his team implicitly with access to her home. Call Robert at 415.516.9541 to talk through your dog, your door and your schedule.
Out with the pack, camera along
Then it's 1 1/2 to 3 hours of fun out with friends at San Francisco beaches and parks. Bea is 9 years old now and has been running with the pack for years. Her person, Decker F, is convinced her good shape comes from all the activity and socializing she gets.
Robert's camera comes along on the route. He holds a BFA in Photography from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and Whitney B says he posts incredible pics of the pups online. You get to see the day your dog actually had.
Home Happy and Exhausted
After the walk your dog is returned home, Happy and Exhausted. That's the whole promise, and it means the evening is yours to spend with a tired, content dog.
The day has options. Full time, five days a week, works out to $30.40 a day because the fifth day is free. A second dog from the same house is $34 a day, a two walk day adds $34, a 15 minute pee break is $25, and weekend walks are $50 when available. Overnight boarding is $95 a day, limited to pack members only. The whole rate card is hung just below.
