Bill R.
Bill R.
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Expérience en matière de services dédiés aux animaux de compagnie
Big-Dog Friendly Fresno Walker
I’m Bill, your local Fresno (Hoover High area) dog walker and founder of Walk This Wag. I walk my own dog daily—one large puller—so I’m comfortable handling different sizes and energy levels. I focus on safe, happy walks: water breaks (Fresno heat!), poop pickup, and quick photo/text check‑ins through Rover. I can walk solo for shy dogs or pair up friendly pups in small groups. Let’s schedule a meet & greet!
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Calendrier et disponibilités
Dates de la garde
I build my day around dog care. Mon–Fri I walk 7–11 AM and 5–8 PM to beat the Fresno heat and match work schedules. Weekends I’m out 8–12 PM and 5–7 PM for families, travel days, and catch‑up exercise. Midday (11–5) I reserve for puppy potty breaks, meet & greets, and cooling rest so I stay fresh for evening rounds. I cluster clients by neighborhood to stay on time and can often squeeze in a same‑day walk if you message early. All bookings live in my Google‑synced calendar, so I don’t double‑book. You get start/end texts, photos, and notice if weather shifts walks earlier or later. Reliable routine + flexible fill‑ins = happy, well‑exercised dogs. Let me know what time block works best for your pup!
Où votre animal séjournera
Sécurité, confiance et environnement
I start every booking with a free meet & greet to learn your dog’s routine, health needs, and any door/gate instructions. Before each walk I check collar/harness fit (two‑finger rule) and clip the leash before opening doors so no one bolts. I never go off‑leash unless we’re in a fully fenced, owner‑approved area. In Fresno heat I schedule cooler walks, test pavement with my hand, and carry a large water bottle + bowl for shade breaks. Small group walks are limited to 2–3 compatible, owner‑approved dogs; otherwise your pup gets a solo walk. I pick up all waste, refresh water, wipe paws if needed, and secure your home (locks, alarms) on exit. You get start/end texts, photos, and optional live GPS tracking. I report anything unusual—limping, hot paws, stomach upset—right away. Your dog’s safety comes first.