Pick your dog's time.
Every group is four dogs. Thirty minutes together, at the same time, every weekday.
Tap every time that could work — your dog settles into one.
How it goes
Then your dog's routine begins.
A phone call or a Zoom, whichever you prefer. You should know exactly who's holding the leash.
Pickup at your door, drop-off back home. You don't have to be there.
Out with the same three friends — time to sniff, greet, go to the bathroom, and be a dog.
$150 a week, Monday through Friday. Within two weeks they'll wait by the window.
Who's walking your dog?
Hey — I'm Tommy.
Every walk is personally led by me.
Never contracted out, never handed off — the same face every day, for your dog and for you.
I graduated from Georgetown University and moved to Austin. Before this I worked at the Chicago Furniture Bank, furnishing homes for women leaving abusive situations and families living below the poverty line, and spent summers as a camp counselor for young boys with disabilities. Both were really the same job: show up on time, be patient, be someone people can count on.
I cap every group at four dogs because I'd rather know every dog's personality than run a company where you've never met the person holding the leash. Ask me anything before you commit.
Tommy on LinkedIn
Peace of mind
A few things you should know.
- Groups stay small. Four dogs max, so each one gets real attention.
- Hot days are handled. More breaks, more shade — Austin summers get respect.
- Constant care. Your dog is watched the whole walk, start to finish.
Honest fit
Who this isn't for.
- Dogs who don't get along with other dogs
- Dogs who need one-on-one training, not a group walk
- Dogs who need to be run hard — this is social time, not exercise
Not sure where your dog falls? Ask me — I'll tell you straight.
Claim a spot
Tell me about your dog.
I'll reach out personally — to answer questions and set up a call or Zoom if you'd like to meet me first. No payment, no commitment yet.