Why choose Lakeland Dog Walker
EXPERIENCED -Â FULLY INSURED - DBS POLICEÂ CHECKED -Â PET FIRST AID TRAINED
We have gone to a great deal of time and effort to ensure that the service we provide to you and your pet is second to none. We sincerely believe that we offer the absolute best in pet care services and what’s more, we’re friendly, courteous, responsible, reliable, professional and trustworthy!
Whilst we are looking after your pets and they are in our care, we have a responsibility to the public and our customers. We are fully insured through Pet Business Insurance, one of the UK’s leading pet care insurers with specialist experience in providing animal related industries with insurance cover.
We want you to have every confidence in us, so that’s why we’re fully DBS checked. A Disclosure & Barring Service check means that we’ve been checked for convictions, cautions, reprimands and warnings which are held on the England & Wales National Police Computer. We take your security very seriously and the DBS check ensures you have that added peace of mind.
We are trained in canine first aid and we each hold a canine first aid certificate. This means that we’re well prepared with the knowledge and skills needed to respond safely and efficiently if a dog becomes sick or injured. We all carry individual canine first aid kits, so with us, your dog could not be in safer hands.
10
years
Lakeland Dog Walker began in January 2015 which means we have 10 years of experience looking after other peoples’ dogs. Over the years, we have worked out what works well (and what doesn’t), meaning we can offer you the best service possible for your dogs.
All the dogs we walk must wear an ID tag with their owners information on, but they also get a Lakeland Dog Walker ID tag put on their collar for extra security.
We have 2 fully equipped dog vans between us with a 2 up 2 down caged system at the back and space in the centre for another 2 dogs. This allows the dogs to travel safely in their own space.
Naomi’s van has 2 opening windows to let light in and to circulate air, whereas Hannah’s van has a fan in the roof and lights in the back. A lot of the dogs recognise the sound of our vans pulling up and get very excited.