Adam P.
New York, NY
"Wonder Pups: Tail-Wagging Dog Walk
Pet care experience
Wonder pup’s dog walking Inc: Introducing me Adam Frost, New York City's Finest Dog Walker! With a genuine love for dogs and an unwavering commitment to their well-being, I’ve earned the esteemed reputation as the best dog walker in the vibrant streets of New York City. With a wealth of experience and a passion for providing exceptional care, I stands out as a trusted and reliable companion for your furry friends. What sets me apart is an unparalleled dedication to creating a personalized and enriching experience for every dog in their care. Recognizing that each pup has unique needs and preferences, I takes the time to understand their individual personalities, energy levels, and behavioral quirks. This allows for tailored walks that cater to their specific requirements, ensuring a happy and contented canine companion. Safety is paramount in when I approach. With a keen eye for potential hazards and a proactive mindset, they prioritize the well-being of your beloved pet at all times. I studied and trained in pet first aid and CPR, providing an extra layer of assurance that your furry friend is in capable hands. But it's not just about the walks. I believes in the power of mental stimulation and socialization for dogs. They go above and beyond to engage with their furry clients, incorporating interactive play, positive reinforcement, and plenty of affection into each outing. This not only provides physical exercise but also fosters a sense of happiness, well-being, and a strong bond between myself and the dogs I care for. Professionalism, reliability, and a genuine love for animals are the cornerstones of wonder pup’s services. I understand the importance of open communication with clients, ensuring that you are always informed about your dog's activities and overall well-being. With flexible scheduling options and a commitment to going the extra mile, as I strives to make your life easier and your dog's life more fulfilling. When it comes to dog walking in the bustling metropolis of New York City, wonder pup’s dog walking Inc is simply unparalleled. Experience the difference that a truly exceptional dog walker can make in your pet's life. Contact me today to provide your furry friend with the top-tier care they deserve in the heart of the city that never sleeps!"
Reviews
I was a little worried about leaving my frenchie puppy Dottie with someone but Adam made her comfortable from the very beginning. He came over and not only checked in on her but played with her, fed her and changed her training pads. He sent me pictures to ensure me that she was fine and that eased my anxiety. He also kept constant contact before, during and after the drop in visit. I appreciate his professionalism and love of animals. I will definitely have him back over to watch Dottie again.
Adam was an amazing caretaker for our two furbabies. He kept us up to date on every visit with messages and a lot of cute pictures! It's very clear that he loves animals. I will definitely book his service next time I'm out of town, and I would highly recommend him to anyone. Thank you Adam!
Adam was the ideal pet sitter for two nights during a wedding in NY. He’s very polite , pleasant and wonderfully comforting and caring . He took very good care of our beloved 7 month old Wire Fox Terrier, Dante, for many hours at the hotel while we were at the event. He sent regular updates and took care of the little guy. His caring and trusting manner gave us complete peace of mind so we could enjoy our son’s wedding. I highly recommend him to anyone and will surely engage his services again.
Adam was the perfect dog Walker for our big and strong German shepherd dog. We went away to Jamaica for 8 days and didn't know where to look for a dog Walker the will deal with and over protected dog, but Adam made a few friendly visits to allow the dog to get use to him and trust in him. Well we thought it would never worked but it did. Adam Came on time for each walks, feeding our dog on day by day time like we requested, changing his water before and after each walks do to the heat wave, letting him run and play for a few minutes after each walks in our yard of course lol, and overall Adam is a great dog handler no matter what size dog, ours is about 145lb so that's big yes and great job Adam we will be using you again real soon.
About Adam P.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Caring for dogs in clients' homes requires a thoughtful and responsible approach to ensure their comfort, safety, and well-being. Here are some key aspects of providing exceptional in-home pet care: 1. Familiarize Yourself: Before entering a client's home, familiarize yourself with any specific instructions, routines, or preferences they have for their dog. This includes feeding schedules, dietary restrictions, medication administration, exercise routines, and any behavioral considerations. 2. Create a Safe Environment: Ensure that the home environment is safe and secure for the dog. Close off any areas that may pose a risk, such as rooms with valuable items or potential hazards. Check that doors, windows, and gates are properly closed and locked to prevent any accidental escapes. 3. Maintain a Consistent Routine: Dogs thrive on routine, so strive to maintain their regular schedule as closely as possible. This includes feeding times, potty breaks, exercise sessions, and any other activities that the dog is accustomed to. Consistency helps reduce stress and provides a sense of familiarity for the dog. 4. Provide Mental Stimulation: Dogs need mental stimulation to prevent boredom and destructive behavior. Engage them in interactive play, provide puzzle toys, or offer training sessions to keep their minds active and engaged. This can include teaching new tricks, practicing obedience commands, or playing scent games. 5. Exercise and Playtime: Dogs require regular exercise to maintain their physical health and release pent-up energy. Take them for walks, play fetch in the backyard, or engage in other activities that suit their energy levels and abilities. Tailor the exercise routine to the dog's breed, age, and overall fitness. 6. Maintain Hygiene: Keep the dog's living area clean and hygienic. Regularly clean food and water bowls, provide fresh water, and ensure that bedding or sleeping areas are clean and comfortable. If necessary, follow any grooming instructions provided by the client, such as brushing or bathing the dog. 7. Monitor Health and Behavior: Observe the dog's health and behavior closely during your time in their home. Look out for any signs of illness, discomfort, or unusual behavior. Report any concerns to the client promptly and seek veterinary care if necessary. 8. Communication with Clients: Maintain open and clear communication with the dog's owners. Provide regular updates on their pet's activities, behavior, and overall well-being. Address any questions or concerns they may have and ensure they feel confident that their dog is in good hands. Remember, caring for dogs in clients' homes is a privilege and a great responsibility.
Information Adam P. would like to know about your pet
Before walking or boarding a dog, there are several important things I would like to know: 1. Health and Medical Information: It is crucial to know if the dog has any health conditions, allergies, or specific dietary requirements. This information helps me ensure their well-being and provide appropriate care during the walk or boarding. 2. Behavior and Temperament: Understanding the dog's behavior and temperament is essential for their safety and the safety of others. I would like to know if the dog is friendly, anxious, reactive, or has any specific triggers. This knowledge helps me tailor the walk or boarding experience to their needs and avoid any potential issues. 3. Exercise and Activity Level: Knowing the dog's exercise needs and activity level helps me plan the duration and intensity of the walk. Some dogs require more vigorous exercise, while others may have limitations due to age or health conditions. 4. Leash Training and Recall: It is important to know if the dog is leash trained and has a reliable recall. This information helps me ensure their safety during walks and prevents any potential incidents or escapes. 5. Socialization and Interactions: Understanding how the dog interacts with other dogs, animals, and people is crucial. This knowledge helps me plan the walk or boarding environment accordingly, ensuring a positive and stress-free experience for the dog. 6. Emergency Contacts and Vet Information: Having emergency contact information, including the owner's contact details and the dog's veterinarian, is essential in case of any unforeseen circumstances or emergencies. By gathering this information beforehand, I can provide the best possible care and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for the dog during the walk or boarding.
A typical day
I start my day bright and early, excited to embark on my dog walking adventures. I gather my supplies, including leashes, treats, and waste bags, ensuring I'm fully prepared for any situation that may arise. As I head out the door, I take a deep breath, ready to embrace the joy and energy that comes with spending time with these furry companions. I arrive at my first client's house, greeted by wagging tails and excited barks. I take a moment to connect with each dog, establishing trust and a bond before we hit the pavement. With leashes in hand, I lead the pack, guiding them through the neighborhood, exploring new scents, and enjoying the fresh air. Throughout the walk, I pay close attention to each dog's needs, ensuring they stay safe and comfortable. I adjust my pace accordingly, allowing the more energetic pups to burn off their excess energy while providing a more leisurely stroll for the older or more relaxed dogs. I engage in playtime, throwing balls or playing tug-of-war, to keep their minds stimulated and their tails wagging. As we continue our journey, I make sure to maintain a watchful eye on the surroundings, ensuring the dogs are not exposed to any potential hazards. I also take the opportunity to reinforce basic commands and manners, rewarding good behavior with treats and praise. After a satisfying walk, I return the dogs to their homes, making sure they are settled and content before bidding them farewell. I take a moment to reflect on the joy and fulfillment I feel from spending time with these incredible creatures, knowing that I've made a positive impact on their day. As I head to my next client's house, I can't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to combine my love for animals with my passion for being outdoors. Each day walking dogs brings new adventures, challenges, and heartwarming moments, reminding me why I chose this profession. I am truly fortunate to have a job that allows me to make a difference in the lives of these furry companions, all while enjoying the simple pleasure of a good walk.
Services
Adam can watch in your home
Availability
Pet care seamlessly integrates into my daily routine as a dedicated dog walker. From the moment I wake up, my focus is on ensuring the well-being and happiness of the dogs in my care. Mornings begin with careful planning and preparation. I organize my schedule, review any specific instructions or special needs for each dog, and gather all necessary supplies, such as leashes, treats, and waste bags. This ensures that I am fully equipped to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for every furry companion. Once I arrive at the designated location, whether it's a client's home or a local park, I greet each dog with enthusiasm and affection. I understand the importance of building trust and establishing a positive connection, so I take the time to engage with them, offering gentle pats, encouraging words, and a reassuring presence. During the walk, I prioritize the physical exercise and mental stimulation that dogs require. I tailor the pace and intensity of the walk to suit each dog's energy level and individual needs. Whether it's a leisurely stroll, an invigorating jog, or interactive play, I ensure that the experience is engaging, enjoyable, and beneficial for their overall well-being. Throughout the walk, I remain vigilant and attentive to the surroundings, ensuring the safety of the dogs under my care. I am mindful of potential hazards, such as traffic, other animals, or environmental factors, and take proactive measures to avoid any risks. I am trained in pet first aid and CPR, ready to handle any unforeseen situations with confidence and expertise. After the walk, I provide fresh water, wipe paws if necessary, and offer a treat or reward for their good behavior. I take the time to provide updates to the pet owners, sharing details about the walk, any notable observations, and the overall experience of their beloved furry friend. In between walks, I use my downtime to recharge and prepare for the next adventure. This may involve researching new training techniques, staying updated on pet care best practices, or simply enjoying some quality time with my own furry companions. Pet care is not just a job for me; it's a passion and a way of life. It brings me immense joy to be able to provide love, care, and attention to the dogs I walk. Integrating pet care into my daily routine allows me to create a fulfilling and purposeful life, centered around the well-being of these amazing creatures.
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About Adam P.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Caring for dogs in clients' homes requires a thoughtful and responsible approach to ensure their comfort, safety, and well-being. Here are some key aspects of providing exceptional in-home pet care: 1. Familiarize Yourself: Before entering a client's home, familiarize yourself with any specific instructions, routines, or preferences they have for their dog. This includes feeding schedules, dietary restrictions, medication administration, exercise routines, and any behavioral considerations. 2. Create a Safe Environment: Ensure that the home environment is safe and secure for the dog. Close off any areas that may pose a risk, such as rooms with valuable items or potential hazards. Check that doors, windows, and gates are properly closed and locked to prevent any accidental escapes. 3. Maintain a Consistent Routine: Dogs thrive on routine, so strive to maintain their regular schedule as closely as possible. This includes feeding times, potty breaks, exercise sessions, and any other activities that the dog is accustomed to. Consistency helps reduce stress and provides a sense of familiarity for the dog. 4. Provide Mental Stimulation: Dogs need mental stimulation to prevent boredom and destructive behavior. Engage them in interactive play, provide puzzle toys, or offer training sessions to keep their minds active and engaged. This can include teaching new tricks, practicing obedience commands, or playing scent games. 5. Exercise and Playtime: Dogs require regular exercise to maintain their physical health and release pent-up energy. Take them for walks, play fetch in the backyard, or engage in other activities that suit their energy levels and abilities. Tailor the exercise routine to the dog's breed, age, and overall fitness. 6. Maintain Hygiene: Keep the dog's living area clean and hygienic. Regularly clean food and water bowls, provide fresh water, and ensure that bedding or sleeping areas are clean and comfortable. If necessary, follow any grooming instructions provided by the client, such as brushing or bathing the dog. 7. Monitor Health and Behavior: Observe the dog's health and behavior closely during your time in their home. Look out for any signs of illness, discomfort, or unusual behavior. Report any concerns to the client promptly and seek veterinary care if necessary. 8. Communication with Clients: Maintain open and clear communication with the dog's owners. Provide regular updates on their pet's activities, behavior, and overall well-being. Address any questions or concerns they may have and ensure they feel confident that their dog is in good hands. Remember, caring for dogs in clients' homes is a privilege and a great responsibility.
Information Adam P. would like to know about your pet
Before walking or boarding a dog, there are several important things I would like to know: 1. Health and Medical Information: It is crucial to know if the dog has any health conditions, allergies, or specific dietary requirements. This information helps me ensure their well-being and provide appropriate care during the walk or boarding. 2. Behavior and Temperament: Understanding the dog's behavior and temperament is essential for their safety and the safety of others. I would like to know if the dog is friendly, anxious, reactive, or has any specific triggers. This knowledge helps me tailor the walk or boarding experience to their needs and avoid any potential issues. 3. Exercise and Activity Level: Knowing the dog's exercise needs and activity level helps me plan the duration and intensity of the walk. Some dogs require more vigorous exercise, while others may have limitations due to age or health conditions. 4. Leash Training and Recall: It is important to know if the dog is leash trained and has a reliable recall. This information helps me ensure their safety during walks and prevents any potential incidents or escapes. 5. Socialization and Interactions: Understanding how the dog interacts with other dogs, animals, and people is crucial. This knowledge helps me plan the walk or boarding environment accordingly, ensuring a positive and stress-free experience for the dog. 6. Emergency Contacts and Vet Information: Having emergency contact information, including the owner's contact details and the dog's veterinarian, is essential in case of any unforeseen circumstances or emergencies. By gathering this information beforehand, I can provide the best possible care and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for the dog during the walk or boarding.
A typical day
I start my day bright and early, excited to embark on my dog walking adventures. I gather my supplies, including leashes, treats, and waste bags, ensuring I'm fully prepared for any situation that may arise. As I head out the door, I take a deep breath, ready to embrace the joy and energy that comes with spending time with these furry companions. I arrive at my first client's house, greeted by wagging tails and excited barks. I take a moment to connect with each dog, establishing trust and a bond before we hit the pavement. With leashes in hand, I lead the pack, guiding them through the neighborhood, exploring new scents, and enjoying the fresh air. Throughout the walk, I pay close attention to each dog's needs, ensuring they stay safe and comfortable. I adjust my pace accordingly, allowing the more energetic pups to burn off their excess energy while providing a more leisurely stroll for the older or more relaxed dogs. I engage in playtime, throwing balls or playing tug-of-war, to keep their minds stimulated and their tails wagging. As we continue our journey, I make sure to maintain a watchful eye on the surroundings, ensuring the dogs are not exposed to any potential hazards. I also take the opportunity to reinforce basic commands and manners, rewarding good behavior with treats and praise. After a satisfying walk, I return the dogs to their homes, making sure they are settled and content before bidding them farewell. I take a moment to reflect on the joy and fulfillment I feel from spending time with these incredible creatures, knowing that I've made a positive impact on their day. As I head to my next client's house, I can't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to combine my love for animals with my passion for being outdoors. Each day walking dogs brings new adventures, challenges, and heartwarming moments, reminding me why I chose this profession. I am truly fortunate to have a job that allows me to make a difference in the lives of these furry companions, all while enjoying the simple pleasure of a good walk.
Location
New York, NY
Adam P.
New York, NY