Dog walking software that fills the round
Group and solo walks, a capacity that respects your council limit, walkers assigned per date, GPS-timed walk records and invoices built from the walks that actually happened.
A walking round is the same every week until the week it is not. The software has to make Tuesday’s swap take three seconds.
What it does for dog walkers
Repeating rounds that still bend
Set a client’s regular days once. Move one walk, drop one week, add an extra — the invoice follows what happened, not what was planned.
The limit your council sets
Six dogs, four dogs, whatever your area allows: the day closes when it is full, per walker and per business, before you double-book yourself.
Who walks which dog, per date
Assign by date, not by booking. A dog moved to another walker on Thursday shows on Thursday’s walker — and on nobody else’s.
A walk record worth sending
Start and finish, distance, route, photos and how the dog was. The owner sees it; you keep it if anyone ever asks.
Billing that survives a busy month
Every walk is priced per date. One invoice a month, carried lines handled properly, card payments chased automatically.
Questions dog walkers ask
Yes — separate services, separate prices and separate capacity, including how many dogs a group walk may hold.
Yes, within the notice period you set. Your cancellation policy decides whether the walk is charged, and the invoice reflects it without your doing the sums.
Each walker gets a login, sees their own day, records their own walks and their hours feed their pay. Self-employed walkers get an invoice-style statement instead.
Walk records can carry route and distance, and photos from the walk. It is a record of the walk, not a tracker on the dog.
How many dogs may you walk where you work?
There is no single national limit — it is your council’s PSPO, and it varies. We keep a page per area with the rule and a link to the council’s own words.
Try it on your own bookings
Free for 15 days, no card. Built and supported in the UK by a licensed pet-care business.