Suresnes · Saint-Cloud · Rueil-Malmaison & more
Your dog deserves
more than just a walk
Compatible dogs
Forest
Certified dog trainer & behaviorist
Suresnes · Saint-Cloud · Rueil-Malmaison & more
Your dog deserves
more than just a walk
Compatible dogs
Forest
Certified dog trainer & behaviorist
You want them to be happy.
Not just walked — happy.
You’ll see the difference in the videos. The look on your dog’s face as they run. The ear-to-ear smile. The excitement of jumping in the car every time. The way they sleep when they get home. These things don’t need explaining — they show themselves.
That’s what I aim for on every walk. I’m not trying to check a box or hit a mileage quota. I want your dog to come home with that look and that smile, every single time. 🙂
You want them to be happy.
Not just walked — happy.
You’ll see the difference in the videos. The look on your dog’s face as they run. The ear-to-ear smile. The excitement of jumping in the car every time. The way they sleep when they get home. These things don’t need explaining — they show themselves.
That’s what I aim for on every walk. I’m not trying to check a box or hit a mileage quota. I want your dog to come home with that look and that smile, every single time. 🙂
The Doggolistic walks
Intentional groups, not packed ones
4 dogs max, selected by temperament compatibility. I introduce dogs to each other before putting them together. If there’s a connection, they become walking buddies.
Ongoing behavioral observation
During every walk, I’m watching. Posture, interactions, stress signals. If something’s going on, I see it — and I handle it.
You see their day
Photos and videos after every outing, with a note on how it went. Not an emoji — real news about your dog.
A walk day, start to finish.
I pick up your dog
One by one, by car, in the most efficient order so each dog spends as little time in the vehicle as possible. Not ten dogs crammed in for 4 hours.
Off to the forest
1h30 minimum — sometimes longer when the weather’s nice and nobody wants to head back. The walk has its own rhythm: exploring, playing, stopping to enjoy a spot, a swim if there’s a safe lake nearby.
I observe and work gently
If your dog has something to work on — recall, managing encounters — I weave it into the walk gradually, without turning it into a training session. They’re there to have fun, burn energy, and socialize first and foremost.
I film
Regularly throughout the walk. Not for show — because seeing your dog run, play, and just be happy is priceless when you’re sitting at your desk.
I drop them off one by one
Same logic as the pickup. Your dog comes home tired and happy. You get the photos and videos with a note on how the day went.
Pick the right walk for your dog
Not sure which option fits? We can talk it through during the free 15-min call — that’s what it’s there for.
Group walk
For social dogs who love having their crew and really need to burn off some energy.
Solo walk
For sensitive, reactive dogs, or dogs that need one-on-one attention.
They’ve been out with me
How it works
Free 15 min call
We talk about your dog.
Meet & Greet
First, I meet your dog.
Group introduction
To test compatibility with their future walking buddies.
First walk
With their group, at their pace.
Photos & videos
You hear from me as soon as we’re back.
FAQ — Dog walks
What happens if it rains or it's too hot?
Walks happen rain or shine, except in extreme heat. In summer, I adjust the schedule or duration as needed to keep the dogs comfortable and safe.
How many dogs do you walk at once?
A maximum of 4 dogs at a time. This lets me properly manage each dog, keep everyone safe, maintain a calm atmosphere, and limit total time spent in the car to and from the walk.
Why this price, when some people do it for much less — or even for free?
Dog walking is an integral part of my work as a certified dog behaviorist. It’s not a side gig or an add-on — it’s a full service I deliver with the same standards and rigor as my training sessions. I’m trained, registered, insured, and work daily with dogs of all different profiles. I observe, adapt, and step in when needed — all with one clear goal: to make every outing beneficial, calming, and safe for each dog.
Loving dogs is essential, but it’s not enough to manage a group, handle the unexpected, or guarantee a quality outing. It would be like leaving your child with someone who says “I love kids” but has no training or structure. The same logic applies to dogs.
A safe, registered, responsible framework
Working with animals is a regulated activity in France. As a professional, I’m trained, registered with the relevant authorities, certified (ACACED), and covered by professional liability insurance. That insurance matters — it covers any damage caused or suffered during a walk or care session.
If something goes wrong with an unregistered, uninsured person, the dog’s owner could be held liable. Hiring a professional protects you legally and helps you avoid serious consequences if something unexpected happens.
A price that reflects real work
A walk isn’t just the time spent walking. For each outing, I spend on average two hours per dog: pickup at home, transport, the group walk, drop-off, photos and videos sent after every session. This price reflects a complete, structured service — insurance, professional expenses, ongoing training, social contributions… everything that makes this a reliable, sustainable service.
Small groups, real attention
I intentionally keep my groups small. It’s a deliberate choice — for their safety, their wellbeing, and so I can genuinely look after each dog. Smaller groups mean better quality interactions, closer behavioral observation, and a more peaceful walk.
It also has a very real practical benefit: fewer dogs means less time waiting in the car during pickups and drop-offs. Your dog spends more time outside enjoying the walk, and less time cooped up — which reduces stress and frustration.
Bottom line
Hiring a professional to walk your dog isn’t just paying for them to go outside. It’s investing in a service that is:
- Safe, registered, and insured
- Built on experience, observation, and attentiveness
- Tailored to each dog’s physical and emotional needs
- Operated within a legal and professional framework
- Where your dog’s wellbeing always comes first
I understand that the price difference can be surprising. But it reflects a reality: a profession practiced with rigor, commitment, and a deep respect for every dog entrusted to me.
Do I need to be there during the walk?
No — these walks are designed to free up your schedule while giving your dog a truly enriching outing. I send photos and videos regularly.
You do need to be present for the very first walk, so I can evaluate how your dog gets along with the group.
Before signing up, please note
- An up-to-date health certificate and vaccination record (including kennel cough) are required.
- Reactive dogs are not admitted to group walks, but can benefit from solo walks or a behavioral assessment toward gradual integration.
- For organizational reasons, category 1 and 2 dogs are not admitted to group walks. As they must be kept on leash and muzzled at all times, I wouldn’t be able to ensure the necessary vigilance for the safety of the other dogs. These dogs are welcome for solo walks where I focus exclusively on them. 🐾🖤
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