Picture of the week, picture of the week where art though? I'll admit I've not been too diligent - ok, ok, I've been slacking - when it comes to posting our picture of the week for the past month. It's certainly not for lack of wanting; this is truly an amazing group of dogs and I want to share our days with the community.
Where it gets complicated: since founding K9 Kate's, I've habitually sent updates and pictures directly to doggy parents. I like this personal touch and know they do too; not only can they see their dogs while apart, we are able to stay hyper connected when it comes to doggy goals, progress, highlights and the like. This is absolutely a dog walking company that emphasizes this type of relationship; at the Meet and Greet, I always ask the doggy parents to outline goals for his/her dog that I, as dog walker, can help facilitate. This is very much an actively mid-sized dog walking company where client/walker relationships are able to remain quite close and things like goals are addressed.
For the past few months, I've been doing my very, very best to post on social media (Instagram) so that other dog parents and lovers can see these amazing dogs in action. However, for someone whose bio includes a mention of how much she actively avoids screen time, I end up with quite a bit of it! While I can't imagine a cuter, more fun, and fur-ocious group of doggos to show off, I can spend up to 2 hours/day doing so if I post on Instagram as well ... this seems a tad excessive!
So, I will do my very best to get back on track with blogging our days as I LIKE doing so ... but weekly may be too much :)
In these pictures are: Georgia the Bernadoodle, Spruce the GSP, Gert the Cockapoo and Phoebe the mini Goldendoodle at Coronation Park, where I suspect we'll be from about 9 am onwards today; by the lake with a fountain that's ready to go ... swoon!!!
I hope everyone enjoys the upcoming long weekend and the extra time with their dogs. I'll be up north with K9 Kate's doggies, Phoebe and Dexter, and dog mom, Tara. And yes, it means a lot to me too that through personal notes, real friendships with wonderful clients like Tara evolve. Have a good one!