About Us
About Us
Hello! My name is Millie and this is my Cocker Spaniel, Bailey. I started Heel and Hike™ because I am passionate about caring for animals and am dedicated to providing the best service to you and your furry friends. ​
Our Mission
Our goal is to create a stress-free, fun environment for your pets and give you peace of mind knowing that they are in good hands.
Qualifications & Security
- Fully insured
- DBS checked
- Canine First Aid and CPR
- Dog Training Diploma
- Level 4 in Canine Behaviour
- Dog Walking and Pet Sitting Qualification
- Dog Van with Professionally fitted K9 Travel Crates.
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We are committed to ongoing professional development, regularly completing CPD-accredited courses and attending industry events to keep our knowledge up to date.
Why Heel and Hike™?
At Heel and Hike™, we know your dog is more than just a pet – they’re family. That’s why we go the extra mile (literally!) to make every walk safe, fun, and enriching.
Here’s what sets us apart:
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Experienced & Caring – With years of hands-on experience, we treat every dog as if they were our own, building trust through consistency and kindness.
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Tailored Attention – We get to know each dog’s personality, energy level, and needs to ensure they are happy and comfortable.
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Reliable & Professional – Fully insured, first aid trained, and committed to providing a trustworthy service you can count on.
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Happy, Tired Dogs – Our goal is always the same: to return your pup home exercised, content, and ready for a nap!
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With Heel and Hike™, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your pets are in safe, loving hands.
Lawful & Responsible
At Heel and Hike™, we take your dog’s safety – and the community’s – seriously. We always operate in line with UK laws and regulations, including:
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Dog Control Orders (Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005) – ensuring all waste is cleared and public spaces are respected (e.g., dogs on leads in certain areas, restricted access to parks, maximum number of dogs per walker)
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The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 – handling all breeds responsibly, with safety as our top priority.
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Control of Dogs Order 1992 – Dogs in public must wear a collar and tag with the owner’s name and address (not just a microchip).
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The Road Traffic Act 1988 – keeping dogs safe and secure when near or travelling on roads.
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The Dogs Act 1971 – preventing dogs from being dangerously out of control in public or private spaces.
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Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Act 1953 – keeping dogs under control around livestock and farmland.
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By following these laws, we provide a safe, respectful, and professional service for both your dog and the wider community.