Reviews

"I met Joe, the owner of the company, in April 2018. That same month I did a free consultation at my house so I was able to ask Joe more in-depth questions, he could make a full observation of my dog, and he could tell me what exercise plan would be most beneficial for my dog (Cooper). Joe was and still is very knowledgeable about the different dog breeds. Joe understood that cooper is going through Service Dog training, and he was ensured  that the commands Cooper has been taught will be the same for his runs. Til this day there hasn't been any deviation from Cooper's training commands. Currently, Cooper runs 30 minutes almost every day; excluding the weekends and alternating Wednesdays. Once a month Cooper runs the Barr Trail  in Manitou Springs. This may seem like a lot of exercise and money to put out, however, the cost is very reasonable especially with the exercise that Cooper needs in order to stay healthy and happy. I pay the company at the end of every month. With my bill there is a description of the services that have been provided, the amount of money for each session, as well as an overview of Cooper's progress for that month. If any discounts are applied to my bill it is identified as well as the description, and/or the reason for the discount. What makes "Who's Walking Who" a different company than others? From my experience most companies will charge you a lot of money for a slow-paced walk around your neighborhood. Companies will usually care more about the pay they receive and not the dog. Comparing "Who's Walking Who" with these companies is like comparing a summer basic recreational sport to a professional athletic team. The dog is encouraged to push themselves if they are capable during the run or walk so they can build their confidence, stamina, endurance, and strength, while increasing their speed. I know for a fact that I'm not able to do the intensity of exercise that Cooper needs to remain happily fit. Joe's company caters to each dog's specific needs by their breed, capabilities, and current diet. When Cooper was injured due to playing, Joe made sure that he followed the Vet's guidance and advice to the letter. Then, Joe developed a recovery and fitness integration plan which lead to Cooper being able to run normally again, and even better! Whenever Cooper is injured or sick, Joe called me personally to see how Cooper was doing. Normally, this is NOT the care that you get from other companies. If this doesn't work for you, then, you may like the fact that Joe will not over-exert your dog. He never tried to plan any long runs at the hottest times during the summer. And if your pet's breed was not made for very cold weather, he will not take them out in those extreme conditions. The other service I used was having Joe check in on Cooper during my time at the hospital for a procedure. He not only checked on Cooper, but he fed him, stayed with him to play, and walked him outside twice for fresh air and potty breaks. I highly recommend receiving services from "Who's Walking Who". You will be highly impressed and pleased by the outcome of your dogs endurance, strength, and confidence from the exercise plan that is followed. For example; Cooper's first run was barely 2.8 miles in 30 minutes, now he can run over 4.3 miles in 30 minutes! This improvement took from April to October. I also receive texts with a map after each session with all the details of the run, and often with a cute picture! You won't be disappointed!"

-Sharelle and Cooper