Dog Walking in Thousand Palms

Miss Mara must use some form of ‘magic’ with our pupster, Bearie, because she accomplishes her goals during their 30-minute walks (with few if any complaints) and she returns invigorated for our day together in Top Shape! After praising Bearie including that it’s her good attitude, compliance and her innate inquisitiveness about the world around her that continues paying big dividends for all of us long after the walk has concluded. (Bearie’s capacity to comprehend this and other ‘heady’ discussions points to her growing knowledge of English language which we and others can attest.) Setting the stage for a good day ahead, these walks become consequential events in Bearie’s life which I am not sure I would have fully understood before we found Mara who has made, without a doubt, a commanding presence in our lives. Walks with Mara are so much more than mere steps after steps. Bearie stops on occasion to study a plant or to apply her chunky little paws upon Froggy for a brief moment, studying his reaction to this most unexpected interlude. Bearie’s intelligence expands with each walk as she interacts with elements of her world while also completing the walk/mission’s objectives. We have the opportunity to inquire about these discoveries while giving Bearie well earned praise which she loves! What a smile Bearie has on her face! What a Win-Win moment we have at hand! The day became brighter; almost anything seems possible with these endorphins coursing throughout the human and canine world in which we coexist. “Good Job Bearie-girl! Good job!”

James was so great with our pups. He took them for a walk and hung out with them. I was so thankful for his kindness and caring ways. Thank you James!

My Frenchie, Bruno, doesn’t usually allow anyone other than myself to walk him. But, he really likes Jon because Jon takes his time with him, is calming and always has a treat for him. I will be using Jon in the future.