The Cost of The Standard Walk
If your dog lunges, barks, shuts down, or burns through frantic energy that regular walks can’t touch, commercial pack walks and crowded local parks are part of the problem, not the solution
Standard walks and group day care settings are based on volume
When multiple dogs are grouped together in high-stimulus environments, dogs that require more specialised care are forced to cope with chaos that they aren't equipped to handle. For reactive, anxious, or intense high-energy dogs, this approach triggers chronic stress rather than physical release
Strictly Private, Individualized Handling
Empire of the Hound provides a completely different standard of care
I don't offer group walks or off lead settings, all outings are a strictly private, single-dog service. Unlike many other walking services where different handlers may walk your dog, I am the sole handler for every walk. It's always just your dog and me
Built for Complex Dogs and Discerning Owners
Empire of the Hound's services are intentionally designed for:
Reactive & Anxious Dogs
Dogs that need careful space, structured management, and an experienced handler who knows how to read micro-stress signals
High-Energy Dogs
Dogs that aren't satisfied by standard walks and require deep mental and physical engagement.
Owners Who Demand Professional Standards and Attention To Detail
Clients who refuse to compromise on safety and want a certified behaviourist managing their dog's care. Every new client begins with an comprehensive initial behavioural assessment
Secure Specialized Care for Your Dog
If your dog requires a dedicated, professional handler who understands the reality of reactivity and high-drive behaviour, the next step is to apply for an Initial Behaviour and Care Consultation
Please apply below



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