Tailwaggerz Pet Services – West Metro Denver Area
Berkeley • Highland • Golden • Arvada • Wheat Ridge • Lakewood • Edgewater • Denver West
We provide professional, caring in home services to keep your pets happy!
Mid-Day Dog Walking:
While you are at work, school or on a day trip to the mountains, we have customized adventures to fit your dog’s needs starting at $15 per visit.
Back Yard Buddy Time – One on one or ‘play dates’ with your dog’s pals.
Neighborhood Walkabaout – Leashed dog walking with one or a group..
Dog Park Play Groups – Dog pals go to their favorite off leash park for lots of running, playing and sniffin' stuff..
The Big Adventure – Dog hiking on 400 acres of open space at Westminster Hills Dog Park.
Positive Reinforcement Dog Training :
If you are adopting a new puppy, rescuing a pet, or just want to teach an old dog new tricks, Tailwaggerz has a dog training class for you. Does your dog pull you while on leash, making your walks less than fun? Ask about our Walk-n-Train service. Our dog trainers start your puppy on the right trail and can lead them to their Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification. Our training is fun and strengthens the bond between you and your four legged best friend.
Pet-Sitting:
While you’re on vacation, Tailwaggerz gives you peace of mind knowing your home and pets are safe and well cared for. We pet sit dogs, cats & other small pets. Your four legged family gets their socialization, exercise, poop scooped, and cages cleaned in the comfortable, safe environment they love. We’ll water the plants, check the mail, and put out the trash too!
Tailwaggerz is a bonded and insured member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and Pet Sitters International.
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TailWaggerz News
Teaching your dog to walk nicely
Spring time! When everybody wants be outside more, and take our dogs everywhere. But how many of us have practiced our loose leash walking habits with our furry buddies? Here’s some easy tips. 1. When the dog starts to pull, STOP walking. We like to call that “Be a tree.” 2. If you can count to 50 and the dog is still pulling, start slowly going in the other direction. We call that “Wacky walking.” Yep, that’s the way to do it. The biggest challenge with this exercise is p-a-t-i-e-n-c-e. Sometimes we can be in a hurry to get the dog walking like a pro. Whether it’s a puppy or a rescue, be prepared to go slowly. You may not get much farther than your driveway for awhile. You can also use the “superdogwalker” utility belt, full of cheese, hot dogs, squeaky toys, tennis balls and chuck-it sticks. Make yourself fun and interesting to walk with, and your dog will pay more attention to you. For a lot of dogs a couple of walks a day is their entire social life. Their world is full of amazing smells. That’s also why they like to stop to check their “P’mail”
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