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Dog Walking in the Treasure Valley

COME HOME
TO A DOG WHO HAS
ALREADY SETTLED.

Dog walking in Meridian, Eagle, and Boise. Thirty or sixty minutes on the leash with a walker trained in the Scentsible Method, and a written note after every walk.

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The Nine-Hour Weekday

THE HARDEST PART OF YOUR DOG'S DAY IS THE PART YOU DO NOT SEE.

Your dog is alone from seven until five. Then they get a fast loop around the block, on your timeline, past everything that winds them up, with no time to actually smell anything.

That is exercise. It is not regulation. It is why they can come back from a walk more keyed up than they left.

Meanwhile the training you paid for only gets practiced on weekends, and quietly gives ground. Nothing dramatic happens. The pulling comes back a little. The barking at the window comes back a little. And by spring you are looking at another package to fix something that never needed to come back.

Not a Potty Break

DOG WALKING, BUILT AROUND
WHAT YOUR DOG ACTUALLY NEEDS

Built For Their Nervous System

Sniff-led pacing, decompression, pattern games, calm leash work. The pace is set by the dog, not by a step count.

Trained In The Scentsible Method

The person at your door is trained in the Scentsible Method and already knows the plan your dog is on. Not a rotating stranger from an app.

A Note After Every Walk

Where they went, what they worked on, how they came home. Written, every single time, so you always know what happened.

Reactive Dogs Welcome

Most group hiking services in this valley screen reactive dogs out. We do not. One dog, one walker, chosen routes.

Real Walks, Real Dogs

THIS IS WHAT A WALK
ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE

A dog leading the way down a Treasure Valley greenbelt path at sunset A doodle on a winding park path under autumn trees A black doodle checking in on a gravel path beside tall summer grass A rottweiler walking in on a long line during a neighborhood walk Two dogs from the same household walking together on a quiet sidewalk A dog stopping to investigate a stick partway through a decompression walk

No stock photos. Every one of these is a real dog on a real walk in the Treasure Valley.

How It Works

THREE STEPS TO A CALMER WEEK

01

Get on the Founders List

Leave your name, your dog's name, and a number. We reach out before we open to sort out your days, your times, and whether you want thirty minutes in the neighborhood or sixty out at a park with real sniffing room.

02

Meet and Greet

Thirty minutes at your house, $25, credited to your first month. We meet your dog, look at equipment, and sort out door and key access in writing. Then it is the same day, same time, every week.

03

Read the Note, Watch Them Settle

Every walk ends with a written note. By the third week you will notice they settle on their own instead of pacing.

Two Lengths

PICK THE WALK
YOUR DOG ACTUALLY NEEDS

A dog walking on a loose leash beside a walker during a thirty minute neighborhood reset walk
30 Minutes

The Reset Walk

Neighborhood-based, door to door from your house. Structured decompression, sniff-led pacing, and the leash work your dog already knows, practiced by someone who knows it too. Fits a weekday lunch hour and keeps the week from stacking up.

A dog with room to explore the water on a sixty minute decompression walk
60 Minutes · Recommended

The Restore Walk

Your walker picks your dog up and drives out to real space: a pond park, the greenbelt, a quiet trail. A full hour, with time to work one patch of grass for fifteen minutes if that is what they need. This is the one that changes a dog's week.

How Often Reset30 minutes Restore60 minutes
Once a week4 walks a month, standing slot $140/mo$35 a walk $224/mo$56 a walk
Twice a week8 walks a month, standing slots $264/mo$33 a walk, best rate $424/mo$53 a walk, best rate
Four-walk cardNo standing slot, use within 60 days $148$37 a walk $236$59 a walk
Single walkDrop-in, subject to availability $38 $62
Second dogSame household, same walk add $12 add $18
Founding Clients

The First Five Get $40 Off

We are opening Regulation Walks with five founding spots. Start any plan, Reset or Restore, once or twice a week, and we take $40 off your first month. There is no code to enter. Get on the founders list and we apply it to your first invoice. Good through September 30, or until the five spots are taken.

Get on the Founders List

Five founding spots. Get on the list and we reach out before we open to sort out your days and times. No payment today.

What We Promise

NO SURPRISES, EVER

Trained In The MethodEvery walker is trained in the Scentsible Method before they ever hold your leash.
No ContractCancel a membership with fourteen days notice. That is the whole policy.
A Written NoteAfter every walk. Not a thumbs up in an app.
Your Keys, HandledDoor and key access under written authorization, held only by your walker.
Honest RadiusAbout fifteen minutes from Meridian. Outside it, we tell you straight and waitlist you.
By the Third Week

WHAT THIS ACTUALLY BUYS YOU

Your dog is tired in the good way, not the wired way. They settle on their own instead of pacing. The leash skills you paid for are being practiced by someone who knows them. And you get to spend your evening with your dog instead of managing them.

Common Questions

REGULATION WALK FAQs

How is this different from any other dog walker?
It is still dog walking. The difference is who is holding the leash and whether there is a plan. Your walk is run by a walker trained in the Scentsible Method. Structured decompression, sniffing, pattern games, and calm leash work are chosen for your dog specifically, and you get a written note after every walk. It costs more than an app walker because it does more than an app walker. If what you need is a potty break, an app walker is genuinely the right call and we will tell you so.
Thirty minutes or sixty?
Sixty, if you can. The 60-minute Restore walk includes a drive out to real green space, which is where decompression actually happens. Thirty minutes is a neighborhood walk, excellent for maintenance and for fitting into a workday, but it cannot leave the neighborhood. Many clients run one Restore and one Reset each week.
Do I need to be home?
No. Most clients are at work. At your meet and greet we set up home access in writing: keys or codes, where the leash lives, and exactly who may be home. Your walker follows that agreement every visit.
My dog is reactive. Can they do this?
Often yes, and reactive dogs are frequently the ones who benefit most, because this is one dog with one walker on a chosen route rather than a group hike. The meet and greet is where we make that call honestly. Some dogs need a few private sessions first, and we will tell you if yours does.
What if we need to cancel a walk?
Cancel a single walk with 24 hours notice and we reschedule it within the same week. Under 24 hours, that walk is forfeited, because your walker has already held the time. Memberships can pause for vacations. All of it is in plain language in your client agreement, not buried in fine print.
Where do you go for the 60-minute walks?
Quiet green space around the Treasure Valley: pond parks, the greenbelt, low-traffic trails. Your walker picks based on your dog, the weather, and how busy a spot is that day. It is in the note afterward, so you always know where they went.
Do you serve my area?
We serve homes within about fifteen minutes of Meridian, which covers most of Meridian, Eagle, and west Boise. Drive time is what makes or breaks this service, so we would rather waitlist you honestly than promise a slot we cannot keep on time.

YOUR DOG'S WEEK,
HANDLED.

Regulation Walks opens soon. Founding clients get first pick of standing times and $40 off month one. No payment today.

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