⚠️ Important Disclaimer For your dog’s safety, services are not recommended for dogs with medical conditions, injuries, or mobility limitations that restrict running unless cleared by a veterinarian. Dogs must be leash-trained and able to safely participate in outdoor activity. Additionally, Texas heat is no joke, and your dog’s safety always comes first. All walks, runs, and outdoor activities are closely monitored and adjusted based on temperature, humidity, and pavement conditions. To keep your dog safe: •Routes prioritize shade, grass, and cooler surfaces •Activity intensity and duration are modified or shortened as needed •Water breaks and rest periods are built in •Sessions may shift to slower walks or calm enrichment during extreme heat If conditions are unsafe, outdoor activity may be paused, rescheduled, or modified for your dog’s well-being. Heat safety decisions are made in real time and always err on the side of caution. -Insured Dog Runner

A typical day depends entirely on your dog’s personality and mood — because obviously. We might start with a short run, pivot into a sprint, or downgrade to a mosey, or fully commit to vibes-only strolling. Some days we hit the park for chaos: chasing each other, aggressive fetch, and dramatic pauses to observe ducks and squirrels plotting something suspicious. We may sprint. We may stroll. We may sit in the grass and judge strangers together. For dogs who believe the ball is life: yes, I bring a Chuckit! I understand the assignment. Your dog goes home exercised, mentally satisfied, and significantly less feral. -Insured Dog Runner