My dog wants to join a crew
Group walks aren’t just a time slot you book. Each group has its own little world — its habits, its dynamics, its bonds that build over time. My groups are intentionally kept to four dogs, an intimate format that allows for attentive care, which makes group harmony all the more important. When a new dog joins, he’s not just filling a spot — he’s stepping into a living balance. So I take the time to make sure it’ll be a good fit, for your dog and for the ones already there. The questionnaire helps me figure out whether the match makes sense.
Currently open spots
You can request one or more days:
- Monday morning
- Tuesday morning and afternoon
- Wednesday morning
- Thursday morning
- Friday morning
The same day may work for some dogs and not others, depending on who’s already in the group.
How the selection works
Depending on the current makeup of a group, there may be a need for — or room for:
- a dog with a reliable recall
- a dog who’s still working on it
- a calm dog
- a dog who could use another dog to show him some limits
- a socially neutral dog
- a dog comfortable with intact males, males, or females
- an intact male
- a playful dog
- a puppy still learning social cues
- etc.
This isn’t about levels or judgment — it’s about compatibility.
After reviewing the questionnaire:
Three possible outcomes:
- Direct integration possible after a first meeting with you and your dog
- A trial group walk with you present
- Your dog’s profile doesn’t fit any of my current groups at this time
Every response is personalized.
A group for the wise ones 🐾
I’d love to open a weekly walk designed specifically for senior dogs. The pace will be intentionally slower, with breaks, time to sniff, observe, explore — letting the dog enjoy the outing rather than chasing a distance or a duration.
The goal will be relaxation, mental stimulation through scent work, socializing with buddies, and overall well-being — not physical exertion. We’ll take our time: sniff, pick our own path, stop, start again at an easy pace. A calm, comforting outing designed for dogs who move through the world a little differently these days.
If this sounds like a good fit for your dog, you can select this group in the form below. If there’s enough interest and enough compatible profiles to form a harmonious group of four, I’ll reach out.
Before you fill out the form, please make sure I cover your area.
For group walks, I serve the following cities: Suresnes, Saint-Cloud, Nanterre, Rueil-Malmaison, and Boulogne-Billancourt (the area near the Saint-Cloud bridge only).
Questionnaire
(all fields are required)