Award winning dog walking
and training in
Norwich, Norfolk
Get your dog the exercise it needs with our double award-winning dog walking and training service in Norwich
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Welcome to Fetch! Voted UK’s Best Dog Walker 2020 and 2021 with the UK Dog Friendly Awards and highly commended in the Broadland Council Business In The Community Awards 2023. Since opening we have become the alphas of the dog walking services and training pack in Norwich and Norfolk.
Our commitment to taking care of your beloved dog, exceptional face-to-face services and incomparable pet care keep our customers coming back again and again.
We cover the areas of Horsford, Horsham St Faiths, Spixworth, Drayton, Hellesdon, Old Catton, Hainford, Sprowston and the surrounding Norwich & Norfolk areas.
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Why Fetch?
By hiring us to care for your beloved dog, you will see them flourish and remain in good health. We have the time to take them on long, interesting walks and provide a great source of enrichment in a variety of venues.
You may even notice their basic training improve as we always aim to include some sort of training or obedience exercises on our walks.
Improved Physical Health
Walks with us will keep your dog in peak physical health. Dogs who are active have a lower risk of developing serious health problems associated with obesity and heart disease and arthritis as they get older.
A Happy, Well Behaved Dog
Instead of having to take care of messes or deal with other problems that can happen when dogs are anxious, frustrated or bored, you can rely on coming home to a pet who is calm and content thanks to fresh air and a chance to burn off energy.
Social Time
Our walks provide a great opportunity for your dog to socialise with other friendly dogs. Socialising stimulates all of their senses, keeps them engaged, and helps them to feel comfortable being around other people and dogs.
Regular Updates & Communication
We will send you an estimated pickup time on the morning of your walk. You will also receive regular updates, pictures and videos of your dog on their adventures with us on your own private Whatsapp group chat.
Services
Here at Fetch Dog Walking & Training, we offer a varied range of dog related services in Norwich & Norfolk. Whatever service you need, one of our professional dog walkers and trainers will have you covered.
One to one walks
Group Walks
Dog Training
Puppy/Dog Drop In
Socialisation Sessions
New Puppy Consultation
Fetch Myotherapy
Fetch Dog Day Adventures
Dog Bereavement Counselling
Locations we serve
Our catchment area includes
Although we’d love to serve everyone, everywhere, we can only serve various locations for dog walking in Norwich and the surrounding areas. We have highlighted our main catchment areas for walking.
For dog training we can cover the whole county of Norfolk and drive to you in the safety and comfort of your home.
- Horsford
- Horsham St Faiths
- Newton St Faiths
- Hellesdon
- Old Catton
- Aylsham
- Taverham
- Hainford
- Drayton
- Sprowston
- Spixworth
- Felthorpe
- Buxton
- Rackheath
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Helping Your Dog Adjust After Lockdown
As some return to work, we’re issuing advice to dog owners to help their pets adjust to the change… For many of us, life has
How to Start Training Your Puppy
How to Start Training Your Puppy Puppies are constantly learning, whether it’s from their environment, from socialising with other dogs and people or from direct training.