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By raph
February 17, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 17, 2014

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Posted February 17, 2014

When your dog is with us we treat it as our own.

Fully insured, we offer professional, reliable and comprehensive dog daily walks.

First walk is free then we charge: ?10.00 per walk per dog

?15.00 for 2 dogs from the same house

We are happy to pick up your dog(s) from home. Whenever is best for you?on short or long notice. Just a phone call will do.

The parks we love: Peckham Rye Park, Dulwich Park, Crystal Palace Park and Brockley Park

We never walk more than 4 dogs at the time?so that we can really pride ourselves on giving personalised time for each dog?whether they love to play, to socialise or simply to sniff around; we?ll take a good a loving care of them.

Other services:

Dog Cab services: available on request

Pet sitting and dog boarding: available on request

Raphael 07530217524

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