Dog Club
at The Lola

For residents of The Lola only

Your dog's new weekday routine lives in the building.

One walk group. Four dogs, all from The Lola. The same hour, the same friends, the same person — every weekday. I come to your door.

Claim one of four spots $200/week · door-to-door, no car ride
4spots total
1hour walk
5days a week
0car rides

The slot

One group. Four neighbors.

Dog Club runs one group at The Lola, and only one. Four dogs from this building walk together at the same hour, every weekday, with me.

2:00 pm 2:00 – 3:00 Residents only
4 spotsfor the whole building
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Why four? Because four is what one person can actually hold, watch, and know. When the four are taken, the group at The Lola is closed.

How it goes

You never leave the building.

1We meet first

A phone call or a Zoom, whichever you prefer. You should know exactly who's holding the leash.

2I come to your door

No lobby handoff, no car ride, no crate. I knock, we go, and I bring them back the same way.

3One full hour

Out on their feet with the same three friends — dogs who live a few floors away, not strangers.

4Every weekday

$200 a week, Monday through Friday. Within two weeks they'll wait by the door.

Tommy Newman

Who I am

Hey — I'm Tommy.

Every walk is personally led by me.

Never contracted out, never handed to someone else, never a stranger at your door — it's 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, helping women leaving abusive homes and families living below the poverty line furnish a place of their own. I've also spent summers as a camp counselor and sports instructor for young boys with disabilities. Both jobs were really the same job: show up on time, be patient, and be someone people can count on.

I cap every group at four dogs because I'd rather know every dog's personality than grow into a company where you've never met the person holding the leash. Ask me anything before you commit — I'd rather answer twenty questions than have you guess.

Tommy on LinkedIn
Tommy on the couch with a dog climbing toward him Tommy holding a small black and white dog

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 hour, start to finish.
  • Neighbors, not strangers. Every dog in the group lives in your building.

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 can't comfortably walk for a full hour

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.

I answer every one myself, usually same day.