Frequently
Asked
Questions

When do you walk?

I walk one pack only, Sunday through Thursday. Pickup begins at 8:00 AM, and the walk itself is at least 2 hours long (often longer). Dogs are usually home again around 11:00 AM.

Why so early in the morning?

Many people worry that 8 AM is too early — but it’s actually the best time of day for dogs in Tel Aviv:

• They get their long, structured walk when they’re fresh.

• By the time they’re home, they’re calm and satisfied. Most nap until evening, covering what would otherwise be their afternoon walk.

• In summer, the early schedule also means walks are rarely disrupted by heat. The ground is still cool, the air is fresh, and the dogs stay safe and comfortable.

Where do you walk?

We walk mainly in Park Hayarkon (towards the side of Bavli), with structured routes that give the dogs both exercise and focus. We usually cover 10–15 km per day, and sometimes we even visit the beach.

How many dogs are in the pack? 

The pack is small and carefully chosen — always under ten, usually fewer. A smaller group means every dog gets my attention, and the atmosphere stays calm and balanced.

How do you choose which dogs join?

I’ve been walking dogs for over a decade, and I naturally read dog language, energy, and temperament. I carefully evaluate every dog before they join, to make sure they fit the group. Dogs must be at least 10 months old, well-socialized, and balanced — I do not accept puppies.

What happens if my dog doesn't fit in?

Not every dog is the right match, and that’s okay. If your dog isn’t a fit for this pack, I’ll gladly recommend other trusted walkers who may be a better match.

What if there's no space right now?

Because I walk only one pack, spaces are limited and don’t open often. You’re welcome to contact me, and I’ll let you know if a spot becomes available.

Do you offer one-time or occasional walks?

No — I don’t offer one-off, last-minute, or occasional walks. This pack is built on consistency. Dogs must join for a minimum of 3 walks per week.

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• 70₪ per walk with a minimum of 3 per week

• If walks drop below 3 per week, the rate is 90₪ per walk

Do you offer boarding or daycare?

Yes — but only for dogs who are already in my pack. I don’t accept outside dogs for boarding or hotel stays.

What happens if you go on vacation?

Because I’m a sole Dogwalker, there are no replacements or substitutes. The dogs simply stay home and wait until I return, and my clients appreciate that consistency.

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Some families arrange their own solutions during those periods, but most simply pause until I’m back. I always give plenty of notice, so everyone can plan ahead.

How do you handle safety?

Safety is always my top priority. I walk the dogs myself (never assistants or replacements). The group is small, and I use safe walking equipment. Because I know each dog’s personality and energy, I keep the walks structured and harmonious.

How do the dogs get along?

The group is consistent and carefully chosen, so the dogs build trust and familiarity. Over time, they form a family-like bond, which makes the walks calm, joyful, and secure.

Do you train dogs too?

I’m not a certified trainer, but with over 10 years of experience, I’ve developed a deep understanding of dog language, energy, and temperament. The structure of my walks supports good manners, calm energy, and positive behavior.

Is this service right for me?

Every dog (and every owner) is different. For some families, a larger walking service with many groups and flexible options may be the perfect fit. For others, that kind of setup feels too busy or impersonal.

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What I offer is one small, consistent pack that I walk myself, every day. It’s highly selective, limited in space, and not right for everyone — but for the right dog and the right family, it’s exactly what they’re looking for: stability, balance, and a family-like group.