I keep my service area close and walkable, so I know every route, every corner, and every dog personally.
This is home base — the tree-lined streets around Libbie Avenue and Grove Avenue, Bandy Park, and Cary Court. If you're in Westhampton, I probably already walk a dog on your street.
From there, I extend out to nearby, walkable, well-lit neighborhoods that are a natural fit for the same routes and routines:
A short hop from Libbie & Grove — still close enough to keep routes familiar and arrivals on time.
Including the CCV area and streets around the University of Richmond — a natural extension of the Westhampton routes I already know.
Tree-lined streets and Monument Avenue's median — a short drive from Libbie & Grove and a favorite part of my own routine.
I intentionally keep my coverage area tight instead of spreading thin across the whole city.
Quiet, low-traffic streets, shaded sidewalks, and the best spots for a sniff break — I've walked them all before.
A small radius means I'm never rushing across town, so your walk happens on time, every time.
Well-lit residential streets, established sidewalks, and neighborhood parks — no unfamiliar or high-traffic areas.
Service area boundaries are a little flexible for the right fit — reach out and I'll let you know if I can make it work.