Hannah J.
Harwich
Services
Hannah can care for
Availability
Pet care is at the heart of my daily routine. I structure my days around my walks and visits, ensuring each dog gets my full attention and unhurried time. I limit the number of bookings I take so I can provide consistent, high-quality care — whether that’s a mid-morning solo walk, a sociable group outing, or a quiet drop-in visit. Your pet’s needs always come first, and I adjust my schedule to fit them, not the other way around.
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About Hannah J.
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
When I’m caring for pets in their home, my priority is keeping them comfortable, safe, and relaxed in their familiar environment. I follow your routines closely — from feeding times and walk schedules to any special instructions you provide. I make sure they have fresh water, a clean space, and plenty of company, whether that’s playtime, cuddles, or quiet companionship. I also keep owners updated with messages and photos, so you can see your pet is happy and cared for while you’re away
Information Hannah J. would like to know about your pet
🐾 Important Information to Know About a Pet 1. Basic Details • Name and age • Breed or mix • Sex and whether they are spayed/neutered • Microchip number and registration info 2. Health & Medical Needs • Any current medical conditions (e.g., deafness, incontinence, allergies) • Medications (name, dosage, timing) • Vaccination history and vet contact • Any recent injuries, surgeries, or illnesses • Dietary restrictions or special feeding requirements 3. Temperament & Behaviour • General personality (shy, energetic, affectionate, independent) • How they react to strangers, children, other pets • Any fears, triggers, or anxiety signs (e.g., thunderstorms, loud noises, being left alone) • Training level (house-trained, crate-trained, basic commands) • Bite history or any aggressive incidents (even mild resource guarding) 4. Daily Routine • Feeding times and portions • Usual walk/exercise schedule • Preferred sleeping arrangements (crate, bed, sofa, etc.) • Bathroom habits and signals 5. Likes & Dislikes • Favourite toys, games, or treats • Activities they enjoy (walks, fetch, tug, car rides) • Things they dislike or avoid (e.g., baths, nail trims, certain noises) 6. Special Communication • Hand signals or gestures they understand (especially important for deaf dogs) • Cues for calling them, calming them, or stopping unwanted behaviour 7. Emergency Information • Vet contact and after-hours clinic • Emergency contact person (besides the owner)
A typical day
A Typical Day In my care, pets start their day with a gentle wake-up and a cheerful “good morning” (or a belly rub for those who aren’t morning dogs!). After breakfast, we enjoy a little stretch and a wander outside — whether it’s a stroll in the garden, a walk to sniff all the neighborhood’s “latest news,” or some time on a safe, enclosed lawn for zoomies. Throughout the day, I make sure they have a mix of mental and physical enrichment. This could mean puzzle toys, scent games, or practicing fun tricks for treats. If they enjoy play, we’ll have a game of fetch or tug, and if they prefer calm companionship, we might curl up together for a nap or gentle grooming. Afternoons often include a second outing, more one-on-one play, or quiet cuddle time. We finish the day with dinner, a slow, relaxed walk, and some cozy time before bed. Fun Activities 🐾 Nature walks — letting them explore new smells and sights 🐾 Interactive play — fetch, tug-of-war, or ball games 🐾 Brain games — puzzle feeders, hide-and-seek, or basic training for treats 🐾 Cuddle & grooming sessions — brushing, ear scratches, and lap time 🐾 Calm enrichment — snuffle mats, frozen treat toys, or chew time 🐾 Special adventures (for those who enjoy it) — visits to dog-friendly parks, beaches, or safe hiking spots Every day is tailored to their personality, needs, and energy level — the goal is always to keep them happy, comfortable, and feeling loved. ❤️
Location
Harwich, United Kingdom
Pets
Where Every Walk Is a Tail-Wagging Adventure
Pet care experience
I am fully insured (including the Dangerous Dog Act), DBS checked, and trained in canine first aid, so safety always comes first. I also use GPS tracking to ensure dogs safety. Whether it’s a lively group outing, a gentle solo stroll, or a quiet visit for a puppy or senior dog, I tailor every service to your dog’s needs and personality — treating them as if they were my own
Reviews
Hannah is absolutely wonderful with my dog, Kevin From the moment they met, I could see the bond forming. They not only kept him safe and happy, but made sure he had plenty of playtime, walks, and cuddles. I came home to a relaxed, tail-wagging, proof that he’d been loved and cared for. I couldn’t recommend Hannag enough for anyone who wants complete peace of mind when leaving their furry friend.
Reliable, caring, and truly loves dogs! Hannah takes amazing care of my dog and always goes the extra mile. My dog absolutely loves his time with Hannah!
About Hannah J.
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
When I’m caring for pets in their home, my priority is keeping them comfortable, safe, and relaxed in their familiar environment. I follow your routines closely — from feeding times and walk schedules to any special instructions you provide. I make sure they have fresh water, a clean space, and plenty of company, whether that’s playtime, cuddles, or quiet companionship. I also keep owners updated with messages and photos, so you can see your pet is happy and cared for while you’re away
Information Hannah J. would like to know about your pet
🐾 Important Information to Know About a Pet 1. Basic Details • Name and age • Breed or mix • Sex and whether they are spayed/neutered • Microchip number and registration info 2. Health & Medical Needs • Any current medical conditions (e.g., deafness, incontinence, allergies) • Medications (name, dosage, timing) • Vaccination history and vet contact • Any recent injuries, surgeries, or illnesses • Dietary restrictions or special feeding requirements 3. Temperament & Behaviour • General personality (shy, energetic, affectionate, independent) • How they react to strangers, children, other pets • Any fears, triggers, or anxiety signs (e.g., thunderstorms, loud noises, being left alone) • Training level (house-trained, crate-trained, basic commands) • Bite history or any aggressive incidents (even mild resource guarding) 4. Daily Routine • Feeding times and portions • Usual walk/exercise schedule • Preferred sleeping arrangements (crate, bed, sofa, etc.) • Bathroom habits and signals 5. Likes & Dislikes • Favourite toys, games, or treats • Activities they enjoy (walks, fetch, tug, car rides) • Things they dislike or avoid (e.g., baths, nail trims, certain noises) 6. Special Communication • Hand signals or gestures they understand (especially important for deaf dogs) • Cues for calling them, calming them, or stopping unwanted behaviour 7. Emergency Information • Vet contact and after-hours clinic • Emergency contact person (besides the owner)
A typical day
A Typical Day In my care, pets start their day with a gentle wake-up and a cheerful “good morning” (or a belly rub for those who aren’t morning dogs!). After breakfast, we enjoy a little stretch and a wander outside — whether it’s a stroll in the garden, a walk to sniff all the neighborhood’s “latest news,” or some time on a safe, enclosed lawn for zoomies. Throughout the day, I make sure they have a mix of mental and physical enrichment. This could mean puzzle toys, scent games, or practicing fun tricks for treats. If they enjoy play, we’ll have a game of fetch or tug, and if they prefer calm companionship, we might curl up together for a nap or gentle grooming. Afternoons often include a second outing, more one-on-one play, or quiet cuddle time. We finish the day with dinner, a slow, relaxed walk, and some cozy time before bed. Fun Activities 🐾 Nature walks — letting them explore new smells and sights 🐾 Interactive play — fetch, tug-of-war, or ball games 🐾 Brain games — puzzle feeders, hide-and-seek, or basic training for treats 🐾 Cuddle & grooming sessions — brushing, ear scratches, and lap time 🐾 Calm enrichment — snuffle mats, frozen treat toys, or chew time 🐾 Special adventures (for those who enjoy it) — visits to dog-friendly parks, beaches, or safe hiking spots Every day is tailored to their personality, needs, and energy level — the goal is always to keep them happy, comfortable, and feeling loved. ❤️
Hannah J.
Harwich