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What is the difference between the 30-Minute Walk and a 30-Min drop in?

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I am potentially going back to work where I would need to have someone come once a day to let my 2 small dogs out to go to the bathroom. They don't necessarily need a 30-minute walk, just 5-10 minutes outside. Not sure which service I should be booking for. And it there a discount rate for 5 days/week?

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Drop-in services do not always include a walk unless you specifically ask the sitter to perform one. Walks are walks, the dogs will be walked for 30 minutes or less if you choose. The walking service also provides a GPS tracked map to show you the route of the walk. Some sitters will discount their rate if you book a weekly service, but not all will, so you will need to discuss this with the sitter you select. Personally, I am a walker with a full calendar of daily walkers and don't discount. Best of luck

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