I used Greenwalks a few times while I went away travelling to look after my 6yo cocker spaniel…read moreCooper. I couldn´t be happier with the service received, enjoying holidays knowing my dog was happy and safe, being looked after by a professional. No doubt I´ll use it in the future. Claire

From the owner: Dog walking , Dog daycare and boarding .read more

Don't do it. We've had a horrible experience with this company. There's lots of low level stuff…read morethat was problematic (constant lateness, over-priced for what's a one hour walk, very short notice and availability). But yesterday was the worst experience Fergus, my 18 month old, has ever had. With only a day's notice I was told by Katherine a temp that I'd never heard of before, or had ever met my dog, was going to be looking after him instead. This was too late for me to make alternative plans. That temp picked up 30 mins late, and dropped off 30 mins early. The early drop off meant I wasn't at home, and my wonderful cleaner is unfortunately scared of dogs. She calls me, and I can hear the temp shouting at her over the phone. And I can hear my cleaner saying "don't just drop his lead - the door is open - he'll run away". It takes me two minutes to come back only to see the temp dragging my poor dog, who is terrified at this point and pulling away from her. I take him and tell her there's no need to come back on Monday. She starts shouting at me and following me back up towards my home, until I tell her to stop shouting at me and I get Fergus indoors safe and sound. I spoke to Katherine about it and instead of simply apologising she got very defensive and aggressive. She then responded to my review on her FB page by saying it was Fergus' fault because he's a rescue with behavioural issues. Ferg is a rescue, but he's as good as gold. And then she says he shouldn't be part if pack walks (total rubbish - Ferg is part of two dog clubs and LOVES other dogs - he's wonderful with any and all dogs he's encountered). So if that's the case why has she taken our money and exposed the dogs in her care to my dog if he's inappropriate? She's lying, and she's incompetent. There are so many good doggy daycares and walkers that are customer-friendly, organised and really love animals (not resort to blaming them and lying to cover their mistakes). Don't use this one. Your pup is too precious to risk it. Also she deleted our Google review and pretended her business was closed. And she deleted our Facebook review (when she realised her response gave away how incompetent and untruthful she is). So she's covering her tracks in terms of reviews. Interestingly she only has a couple of positive ones going back years so... I know I'm not the first to have an issue with her.

From the owner: Dog walking | Doggy Daycare | Home boarding…read more Let your dog have all the fun, love and adventure he deserves. We are two local north London dog walkers who love exploring the great outdoors with our canine pals. We offer fun, playful doggy adventures and of course lots of love and cuddles. Fully Insured | First Aid Trained | References Available.

It makes so much sense that a dog store/ dog groomer opened up shop in Highgate Village: after all,…read moreWaterlow Park - a well-loved park among us North London dog owners - is just around the corner and the yuppie/wealthy "inhabitants" of Highgate (I guess I have to count myself among them) are just the perfect clientele for this establishment. I had wanted to come here for a while now, but my schedule didn't permit me a visit...until yesterday: I worked from home and in the afternoon I took my dog - Momo - for a walk in Waterlow Park. It was a really cold London day and so I decided to check out the new pet store...and also warm up a little. Once inside the store, both Momo and I were happily greeted by a bunch of women, as well as a cute greyhound puppy named Betty-Boo. In fact, Momo and Betty-Boo became fast friends...and while the "kids" were playing around, I had a nice look around the store to check out their inventory: to my surprise, I found out that aside from catering to canine and feline needs, they also offer a nice selection of outfits that the proper dog-owner might need: such as boots (not Hunters, but a French brand I think), sweaters and other stuff. Unfortunately, Momo and I will not be able to comment on the groomer, which is located in the back of the shop; this is because Momo sheds like crazy and simply doesn't need a haircut! PS: This is the first pet-store in London that offers their four-legged visitors a treat! I really don't get why other pet store owners don't do this here in the UK...it's the easiest and most effective way to hook both the dog and the owner to their store!

Wow what an unexpected gesture of exceptional customer service! Since my last trip, they have…read moreoffered me a discount voucher for my pooches next hair cut to compensate for the lead. I'm over the moon impressed and very happy businesses like this treat their customers fairly. Talk about going above and beyond!