Silver Service Pet CareEstablished 2018

September 2026

Dog Walking in Thirsk: Local Walks Your Dog Will Love

Looking for a dog walker in Thirsk? Here's what our walks look like, where we go, and the questions worth asking before you hand over the lead.

Thirsk is a brilliant place to be a dog. Between the Cod Beck riverside, the quiet lanes around the town and the open countryside towards Sutton Bank and the Hambleton Hills, there is no shortage of good walking on our doorstep. If you are looking for a dog walker in Thirsk, here is how we do things at Silver Service Pet Care.

Small groups, carefully matched. We never run big pack walks. Dogs are grouped by temperament and energy, and we never mix dogs from different households unless both owners have agreed and the dogs have already met. If your dog walks best alone, solo walks are exactly what they will get.

Proper walks, not quick laps. A walk should be the highlight of your dog's day — time to sniff, explore and stretch their legs properly. We tailor the pace and distance to your dog: steady strolls for older dogs, longer rambles for the young and bouncy. You will get updates and photos, so you can see where they have been and how much they enjoyed it.

Local knowledge matters. Walking dogs around Thirsk means knowing which fields have livestock, which paths flood after rain, and where is quietest at busy times. That local knowledge keeps walks safe and relaxed, whatever the season.

What to ask any dog walker. Before you book anyone, ask three things: Are you licensed and insured? How many dogs do you walk at once? Will my dog be transported, and how? We are licensed by North Yorkshire Council (Licence Number: ANBRD-191158-E) and fully insured, and we are always happy to answer every question before you commit to anything.

Start with a meet and greet. Every new dog starts with a free meet and greet, so we can get to know them — and they can get to know us — before the first walk. Book yours through our contact page or call 07734 363189.

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