Every week, Tim Pink and his assistant Erin Prevost walk about 50 dogs of all breeds. These well-liked afternoon excursions are part of the "Mid Day Pack Walk Program" offered by Saratoga Dog Walkers. The walking groups are divided according to size.
The program takes use of the dogs' innate desire to roam in packs, but Tim laments that the majority of our puppies never have the chance to do so. "By regularly walking together, we're building a large family of well-behaved dogs in the neighborhood!"
Tim builds a relationship with each dog in the pack before introducing a new dog to them. He measures the dog's degree of obedience training by seeing how it responds to other dogs. Tim makes an attempt to retain each dog's name and special characteristics, developing a bond with each four-legged pal.
The duration of the group walks is usually at least 30 minutes, but sometimes up to 45 minutes. The pups are always brought home after the stroll and cleansed of any rain or dirt. The walks continue in rain or shine, although if it's extremely bad, each pup gets a potty break.
Instagram user Saratoga Dog Walkers has a wealth of images from their year-round pack walks. They keep things fresh by visiting different places and looking for opportunities to stop for pictures. A dog photo account is seldom ever uninteresting, but this one most certainly isn't.
The finest pictures frequently include one attention-seeking dog in the foreground, as if they were taking a selfie with all of their friends.
Tim began this business in 2011, and as a result, he has acquired a sizable library of pack pictures. The photos demonstrate that the Pack Walk program has a good effect on the dogs' behavior since each one was flawlessly caught without any fuzz.
It's clear that Tim and Erin genuinely enjoy what they do, and the dog owners feel the same way about Saratoga Dog Walkers. Even though I don't personally own a dog, I would happily give the business 5 stars for their amazing images alone, as it has a verifiable 5-star rating on Facebook.