Most common things can be squeezed into a 30-minute walk/visit of a single pet. Water, food, etc. If you have many time-consuming needs please take them into account. Some of these may include high-rise buildings, complicated entrance processes, multiple pets, a special needs pet, and/or specific requirements that may be more time-consuming. Appropriately booking the right amount of time will always work out best for your pet : ) Safety is number one always. I will always double-check that your pet's collar/harness is fitted properly and adjust as needed. I can walk 2 large dogs and up to 3 - 4 small dogs. On hot days (90+) outdoor walk times are limited with extra time being spent inside. I always gravitate towards shade and grassy areas during walks. If they signal they are done in the heat then they are probably done. I won’t argue with them when it’s hot. I always send photos of my visit. I know everyone wants that amazing snoogly woogly photo of your little nommie nommer : ) The quantity and quality of photos will depend on a lot of factors. My number one priority is monitoring my surroundings and keeping pets safe during our walk. I’ve found there isn’t a typical visit. Every day and every request is unique. Each pet and owner have different individual needs. Ultimately my goals are to help you maintain a routine, reinforce positive behaviors, provide exercise/mental stimulation (fun time), save your floors : ), and assure your best friend is in good care. Creating a safe consistent environment for you and your pet is of the highest priority. EXTRA STUFF Bonus points for bicycle parking! Green is the way to go! I try to be car-free and work ultra-local. I will always use one of my bikes over my car. Except for severe weather (which we don't get often: ). I’m not surprised if you have seen me cruising the beachfront area on my bike from one walk to the next : ). I use recycled bags too.