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Walking into a problem

For nearly two years, owners had the luxury of staying at home with their dogs and were able to give them the time they required. Now, so many owners are finding things extremely difficult, with the return of long working hours and a lot less time at home. This is hardest possibly for the dogs that have not been trained to switch off or get used to their own company. These dogs are now becoming noisy, destructive and generally anxious.

Alternatives are being sought, giving rise to dog-walking businesses and doggy daycare centres. These businesses, along with secure dog-walking fields, are popping up all over the country. The guilt-ridden dog owner can feel like the dog is either having a lovely day or being safely exercised by a walker while they are out of the house. Sadly, the reality of these

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