Swifto’s hiring process is rigid and taken very seriously. Only 1% of applicants are hired and they are expected to uphold the values and responsibilities that being a Swifto dog walker and pet sitter entails. We pride ourselves on our high-quality care, reliability, and qualified and professional team members. To instill this message, our walkers and pet sitters undergo a comperhensive onboarding process. During this onboarding period, we work closely with them to equip them with the skills needed to be successful members of the Swifto team. This...
Read MoreLiving in the city means there isn’t always grass available. If you’ve just moved in from the suburbs, this can be a challenging transition for both you and your dog. It’s common for dogs to feel uncomfortable when they are asked to go to the bathroom in a place they aren’t used to. This often happens with dogs experiencing changes in their bathroom habits, such as moving from a training pad to...
Read MoreAs dog owners, we're all too familiar with the constant chore of keeping our dogs clean. From rolling in the mud to grazing in the grass, dogs seem to prioritize getting dirty when playing outside. Keeping your dog’s hygiene and cleanliness in check is crucial for their overall health and well-being. Here's how to properly clean your dog and maintain their hygiene.
Importance of Regular CleaningRegular cleaning should be a necessity, not a luxury. A well-cleaned...
Read MoreIt’s difficult enough as it is for us to maintain our wardrobes. Weather is unpredictable and sometimes inaccurate based on what we hear on television or read on our smart phones. We go from freezing in the morning, to leaving work with a pool of sweat dripping down our backs. In this dynamic world of temperature changes, it’s important to empathize with and...
Read MoreUrinary frequency in dogs differ according to breed, age, size, sex, etc. It’s typically said that smaller dogs and breeds tend to urinate more frequently than larger, older dogs. It’s important to give your dog enough opportunities to relieve himself and know when to do so.
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Read MoreIt’s important to have some sort of control of your dog on walks. In order to get the best walk possible, you should seek the best equipment. There are so many harnesses and leashes to pick from, varying in style, function, and size. So, with all of these possibilities, how do we know we’re picking the right one?
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It's natural for dogs to fear the city's loud noises, like zooming cars and blaring horns. If your dog must travel by car or pass traffic on a walk, it’s essential to help them feel safe and calm. Here’s how to reassure your dog and create positive associations with these common city sounds.
Understanding Your Dog's Fear Many dogs share a fear of loud, passing vehicles. An unexpectedly loud horn can...
Read MoreAll dogs love a good walk. They’re fun, scenic, and an exciting adventure. While we know our pups enjoy their walks, the question of whether they prefer being walked alone or in groups often arises. While group walks might seem like a good idea for socialization, individual walks provide a range of unique benefits that can be more suited to your dog’s needs.
Why Choose Individual Walks?Personalized Attention...
Read MoreWhether or not dogs are more attracted to one gender can’t be objectively answered because all dogs and people are different. But, dogs generally tend to be more attracted to a specific set of behaviors that are exhibited mostly by adult women. It’s not that dogs are exclusively attracted to female adults. It’s that dogs like particular things adult females do. Dogs like women’s softer voices and smaller figures. They may be...
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