
Don’t Kick Your Poop!
As a professional dog walker, there are a lot of things I say every day. Good boy/girl, leave it, let’s go, don’t worry about that. (One of my favorites that actually works for some reason.)
Welcome to The Lake Shore Journal, the official journal of Lake Shore Dog Walking in Racine, Wisconsin.
This is where I share stories from the trail, practical advice, and lessons I’ve learned from fifteen years of walking and caring for dogs.

As a professional dog walker, there are a lot of things I say every day. Good boy/girl, leave it, let’s go, don’t worry about that. (One of my favorites that actually works for some reason.)

I met Tank when I began walking his pack mate, Pearl. Tank wasn’t officially a client. He was old, and his bad hips wouldn’t let him go for walks anymore. He was an English Bulldog

“Oh Mia.” I can’t begin to tell you how many times I’ve said those two words in the four years I’ve walked Mia. We began when she was a puppy and, along with Ivan, Edgar

Guinea is a guinea pig that I take care of occasionally. I also watch the family’s two cats and whatever other critters the kids have acquired since my last visit. I don’t actually know Guinea’s

Zoey is a Golden Retriever who I took care of for a couple of years. The poor girl had been through a lot just before I came into her life. One of her owners had

Every dog handles the heat differently. Coat color, coat thickness, body size, and even personality all play a role. Just as some dogs love winter, others seem perfectly happy on warmer days. How do I
Choosing someone to care for your dog is an important decision.
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