You’ll find me up the hills covered in mucky paw prints 🤣🥾

Children’s ICU nurse, that possibly should have been a veterinary nurse! First aid kit & dog treats are part of my hiking kit as standard. Have always lived with, and been raised, with big & small dogs, all form of fluff & slobber well appreciated. I don’t own a dog currently myself as I only moved back to Ireland this year, but you wouldn’t think it if you looked in my car boot with the bowls/coats/treats/towels on standby. Living back with my retired parents, means your dog will be spoilt with a large secured garden in a gated house. Both parents also love doggos, and go weak for a 4 legged visiter, especially if they sit for a treat & are willing to cuddle up infront of the fire for Coronation St catchup. I work full time (shift hours), but thankfully still manage to hike or walk 150-200kms each month for my sanity (not sure my knees are thanking me though ha!). I always kidnap a family/friend’s dog to join me for my adventures so your doggo would be a welcome swap. I spend my days off generally hiking up in the Dublin or Wicklow Mts to get away from the city noise, but if there’s only time for a wee hour waddle then luckily my location is spoilt for park options nearby too. Happy to do short or long walks, the path, beach or the hills. As long as you’re looking for someone to thoroughly love your doggo, respect the training techniques you’ve put in, and deliver fresh air and your 4 legged’s tail wagging, then I’m your gal☺️