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If I only want a meet and greet, why do I need to schedule walks?
We often get asked, “why do I need to schedule walks if I only want a meet and greet?” so we’d love to explain a bit more about this!
In short, we want to make sure the walker we send for the meet and greet will actually be available for the dog walks needed. In addition, there is no charge unless everything goes well during the meet and greet. So, you are not charged ahead of time for putting the walks in the system.
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Last Minute Dog Walks and How They Work
Definitions of what is considered to be “last minute” vary from person to person! We will have some clients who may reach out to us a month in advance to schedule dog walks and apologize that it is last minute (which it is not!) and others who may reach out an hour or two before a dog walk is needed to see if someone is available to walk their dog (which we are always more than happy to try and arrange :-)). A last minute walk at...
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Picking the Right Toy for your Dog
Picking the Right Toy for your Dog
Toys keep our dogs happy and active throughout the day and are great bonding tools when it’s play time. For dogs, playing and chewing are an innate and natural behavior so it’s essential to have a few different options on hand for your dog. Plus, every dog will have their personal preference and favorites.
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7 Signs Your Dog Loves You
Did you ask your dog to be your Valentine? If so, you may be wondering if the feeling is truly reciprocated! Well, dogs have a lot of ways to show they care, although they might be slightly different from humans in showing their affection! If you are wondering if your doggie truly loves you, keep reading for the tell tale signs!
1. They get excited when you come home
A good indication that your dog loves you is how they react when you come home after being away for a while. Does their tail start wagging uncontrollably? Do they start...
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How To Find a Pet Sitter on Swifto.com
Hiring a dog walker is now easier than ever, Swifto’s simple website design makes hiring a dog walker as easy as a click of a button. This article walks through the simple steps from logging onto the computer to securing a professional dog walker.
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What is it like to be a Dog Walker
Being a dog walker is a very fun and rewarding job, and the Swifto dog walkers are the best out there. A dog walker does a lot throughout the day, every dog has its own needs that the dog walker tends to.
Being a dog walker means getting to spend your whole day walking around, exploring new areas, and getting to spend time out in nature. Almost all of our dog walkers have a consistent schedule and see the same dogs regularly. This regularity builds a great relationship between the dog and...
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Different Types of Dog Walks and Their Benefits
Although every dog walk may seem the same, they actually vary greatly depending on what you are trying to accomplish. Here is a list of five different types of dog walks and how they can benefit your dog.
1. Socialization Dog WalkA socialization dog walk is focused on helping your dog meet and interact with other dogs. Much like humans, dogs need social interaction to stay happy and well-adjusted. This type of walk could be around your neighborhood to meet the next-door neighbors or a doggy...
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Ten Reasons to Hire a Dog Sitter
A dog sitter can be invaluable in many situations, whether it's an emergency, a planned getaway, or simply a busy day. Here are ten reasons why you should consider hiring a dog sitter:
Work-from-Home Support Working from home can be more stressful than being in the office. A dog sitter ensures your dog’s needs are met, allowing you to focus on work. They...
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Dog Tips by Neighborhood
Tips for walking a dog in NYC
How to successfully walk your dogs in New York City with the hustle and bustle of the city.
Dog guide to NYC
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Puppy Walkers
Walking a puppy is different than walking an adult dog. Walking an adult dog can be a “walk in the park”. They are trained, they know the routine, and they are used to dog walks. With a puppy, a simple dog walk can be a bit of a challenge, they are not used to dog walks, they do not have a dog walking routine, and they are still working on training. Here is a list of some differences between walking an adult dog and a puppy.
Stamina is High
It can take a lot longer for a puppy to tire out versus an adult dog. Adult dogs or older...
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