Home Visits in Sai Kung: Walked, Fed, Still Training
The days you're away, they still get out on time and eat on time — and every walk keeps the training going. Sai Kung.
The problem
Most dog sitting is just "someone takes them out". They pull the way they always pull, and ignore you the way they always ignore you. By the time you're home, the training you worked hard for has slipped, and you're rebuilding it.
But a home visit is already a full training session — twice a day, thirty minutes each time. Using it only for walking is a waste of it.
What you get
- Two visits a day, morning and evening
- 30 minutes out each time — toilet, walk, time to sniff
- Fed after every walk
- Training continues during the walk: "loose leash walking", "heel", "recall" and the other basics
How it works
- We meet once before it starts — routine, food portions, the routes you normally walk, and how I get in.
- Two visits a day, 30 minutes each.
- The training happens during the walk, then they're fed when you get back.
Booking
| Option | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Care + training | HK$550 / day | Two walks (30 min each), two feeds, and basic training during the walk |
| Basic care | HK$450 / day | Two walks (30 min each), two feeds. No training |
Both rates cover up to two dogs, walked together.
Who it's for
- You're away for a few days and your dog stays home
- Your dog doesn't do well in boarding and is happiest in their own place
- You don't want the training slipping while you're gone
Quick questions
Where do you cover?
Sai Kung. It's two visits a day, so distance decides whether it's workable at all — tell me which part of Sai Kung you're in and I'll confirm.
Can you take two dogs?
Yes. The rates above already cover up to two dogs, walked together.
What's the actual difference between the two options?
The walks, the timings and the feeding are identical. The difference is what happens in those 30 minutes: with training, we keep working on "loose leash walking", "heel" and "recall" as we go. Basic care is simply a good walk.
My dog hasn't done any classes — can I still choose the training option?
Yes. What we do on the walk is groundwork, so nothing needs to come first. When you're back I'll tell you where they got to and what's worth practising next.