About Me
Since I was young I’ve loved animals (and dinosaurs) and being in the outdoors. This love of animals has been encouraged through being surrounded by dogs all my life along with owning ferrets and fish and learning to ride horses.
I also enjoy engaging in many outdoor activities some of which involve animals such as fishing, crabbing and animal/bird watching
My recent decision to begin working as a full-time Dog Walker and Animal Carer has been inspired by enjoyment of spending time in the outdoors and with animals. This career will also enable me to make a noticeable difference in the lives of animals by helping them feel more relaxed by providing them with regular exercise and socialisation.
I pride myself on the high-standard of care and services that I offer. I have worked in the care sector (with children) and in the service industry for a number of years which has provided me with the key skills necessary to ensure that I can provide the highest level of care, service provision and attention to detail for you and your pets. I hope I get the chance to meet your pet(s) soon.
Meet the Team
Social media director/Relaxation specialist
Boh
Boh is a rescue greyhound who prefers sleeping on the sofa rather than running at high speeds. Don't let the picture fool you that is not Boh's natural environment.
Boh has his own Instagram account and following making him the perfect social media director.
Owner/Dog Walker/ Pet Care Provider
Conor Johnston
I am Conor, the owner of the company and the one who shall be walking and caring for your pets.
I enjoy walking, kayaking/canoeing, fishing and snowboarding.
I have lived with dogs and around other animals all my life.
Meet and greet coordinator/ Puddle Specialist
Jarl
Where as Boh likes to be chilled out on the sofa avoiding the mud and the wet Jarl is the very opposite and strives to cover as much ground and get as muddy as possible when out on a walk and loves nothing better than a swim in the river. Jarl is extremely sociable and will be introduced to your dog(s) to see how they interact with other dogs.