Exercise for the Body and the Mind
- $35- single dog
- additional $15-Second dog
- $10- each 3rd & 4th dog
- * 1 hour walk * + drive time
We walk 2x a day Monday-Friday. Times vary depending on the schedule, client locations, weather conditions, traffic, dog's behavior, etc. These times are not guaranteed. Your dog could be with us from one hour to four hours.
1st pack walk avg start times: Pick ups 9:45am -11am
Walk 10:45am-11:45am
Drop off 11:45 -12:30pm
2nd pack walk avg start times: Pick ups 12:30pm - 1pm
Walk 1pm - 2pm
Drop offs 2pm - 4pm
A Trots walk is not your average dog walk. Our daily pack walks are ideal for exercise and socialization. Through repetition, the dogs in the pack learn from each other to trust the leader and follow calmly through our favorite parts of the city.
On an average walk, your dog will learn:
* Boundaries - The crate, the front door, the front gate, the car door, keeping appropriate space with other dogs and people and of course.
* Getting in and out of a car calmly and comfortably with other dogs.
* Socialization outside on a walk and also in close quarters.
* Leash manners - Loose leash heel, passing dogs, skateboards, cats, squirrels or generally exciting things on the street without issue.
* Sit/Stay - Waiting. (This may seem silly or simple but it is VERY hard for a lot of dogs) Sitting calmly with the pack at picture time.
Practicing these things on a daily walk drains not only physical but also mental energy, creating a calm body AND mind.
If your dog has special needs, let us know and we may be able to accommodate. All walks include potty breaks and water.
NOTE - New dogs are assessed for behavior and leash manners. Training sessions may be required before integration of pack walks. We are a behavior/training centered business and want everyone to be on the same page so there is consistency, making for clear communication and balance for your dog/s.
15 Minute Potty Break
- $25
- $10 added per visit
Dog Walking
Trots Dogs is exclusively owned and operated in Long Beach, CA.
