Mary-Anne

When I was 12 years old, I begged for a German Shepherd puppy. I truly cared for Samantha. I enjoyed the interaction with her and all the responsibilities associated with caring for a dog. She was my first dog and lived for 16 years!

Today, Mary-Anne & her sister, Dorothy care for Krysa, an indoor cat who gives hours of entertainment chasing paper balls, table tennis balls and playing with wool. She is friendly with visitors who drop by. Krysa has a strong and special bond with Mary-Anne.

Dorothy and I enjoy walking together so expect to see both of us come to your place. If you're home, please put the dog collar on and attach the lead. Your dog will be walked by the lead at all times.

I give pats, positive praises and use basic dog commands 'sit, stay, drop, heel and leave it’ as we meet other unexpected dogs and cats in the streets. I always carry my mobile to take photos of our walks and street signs so you can have confidence that I am a responsible dog walker.

Come join us for 40 minutes of fast-paced walking =)

my other happy dog-walking experiences:

Chippy loved his fast paced walk. His elderly owner let him run in my big backyard for extra time outside. Chippy was puffed out and thanked me with lots of licks ... and then jumped on my lap for cuddles. (Clovelly Park).

Ziggy "the speedy bullet", Border Collie still had loads more energy even after a long tiring walk on hilly footpaths in her neighbourhood (Clapham). We also played ball games in her backyard. Ziggy loved it!

In 2022, Anya booked me two times a week for 6 months to play and walk Olive - a purebred German Shepherd pup. Olive was a loyal and obedient girl. She always waited by the fence and knew my time of arrival. Olive enjoyed chasing the tennis ball all over her front yard. She even started to catch the ball with her mouth!! Olive loved her fast paced walk (Edwardstown).

Poppy was my first Pawshake customer in 2018. A purebred German Shepherd pup with lots of energy. She always greeted us with jumps of joy when we arrived to pick her up. She loved her long walks. (Mitcham).