Everything below includes collection, drop-off, a towel-down and photos. No joining fee, no contract, no charge for the meet & greet.
£15 / 60 minutes
For dogs who genuinely enjoy other dogs. Small, settled groups matched by size and energy, out on the paths, woods and riverbanks around your own town.
£20 / 60 minutes · £13 for 30
One dog, one walker, one route chosen around your dog rather than the group. For dogs who are nervous, reactive, elderly, recovering from surgery, or simply not sociable.
£12 / 30 minutes
A drop-in for puppies too young for a full walk, older dogs who have earned an easier day, or any dog left alone longer than they would choose.
£28 / 90 minutes
A proper day out for dogs with reliable recall — the Eildons, the Tweed at Gattonside, Selkirk Hill, the woods above Galashiels. Off-lead where it is safe and lawful to be.
Second dog from the same household £5. Regular weekly slots are held for you; one-off walks are subject to availability.
| Service | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Group walk | 60 minutes | £15 |
| Solo walk | 60 minutes | £20 |
| Solo walk | 30 minutes | £13 |
| Puppy or home visit | 30 minutes | £12 |
| Adventure walk | 90 minutes | £28 |
| Additional dog, same household | — | £5 |
| Meet & greet | About 30 minutes | Free |
How Borders pricing compares. Dog walking across Scotland typically runs £12–£18 an hour, against £20–£30 in London and £18–£26 in the South East. Rural rounds mean more driving between dogs, which is why most Borders walkers set a minimum booking or a travel radius rather than charging city prices.
Invoiced monthly in arrears by bank transfer, so you pay for the walks that actually happened rather than a block you might not use. Regular clients get the same slot held each week.
Cancellations before 6pm the previous day are free. After that we have usually already turned down the slot, so it is charged at half rate.
Tell us about your dog and we will come and meet them. No cost, no obligation.
