Group dog walks
Group dog walks in Wallasey & New Brighton
Group walks are what Fairy Dog Mothers is all about. Your dog heads out with other friendly dogs for exercise, fresh air and a good run around, and we look after them the whole time.
Why group walks?
More than a walk, it’s an adventure
For a lot of dogs, the best part of the day is getting out with their friends. Our group dog walks in Wirral give them exercise, company and new places to sniff, all in one go, while you’re at work or busy. Groups are usually 4 dogs, so everyone gets plenty of attention.
We walk at local spots like the Gunsite and Derby Pool in Wallasey, where there’s beach, dunes and plenty of space to run.
We focus on group walks because sociable dogs love them, and we love seeing nervous dogs come out of their shells too. Before your dog joins us, we’ll have a chat about their personality, routine and anything else we should know.
Not sure a group walk is right for your dog? Our home visits might suit them better, or just ask us and we’ll tell you honestly.

The benefits
What your dog gets from a group walk
Exercise & fresh air
A good walk burns off energy, so your dog comes home ready for a snooze.
Friendly company
Lots of dogs love having friends to walk with. Group walks give them a chance to play and socialise.
Something to explore
New paths and new smells keep their brains busy as well as their legs.
Plenty of fuss
Every dog gets lots of attention from us on the walk.
Getting started
How to book a group walk
Getting started is easy.
Step 1: Get in touch
Send us a message through our contact page with a little about you and your dog.
Step 2: Tell us about your dog
Their age, breed, personality, how they are with other dogs, and the days you need.
Step 3: Check availability
We’ll let you know what we can offer and answer any questions you have.
Step 4: Adventure time
Your dog joins the group for fresh air, friends and plenty of fun.
Good to know
Group walk FAQs
What is included in a group dog walk?
Your dog gets out with other friendly dogs to stretch their legs, sniff, explore and play, with lots of attention from us. Before their first walk we’ll have a chat about their needs and routine. Get in touch for full details.
How long are walks?
It can depend on the group and the dogs in it. Get in touch and we’ll explain the options and what might suit your dog.
How many dogs are in a group?
Our groups are usually 4 dogs, so every dog gets plenty of attention from us.
What happens during bad weather?
The Wirral weather can be a bit wild! Your dog’s safety always comes first, so get in touch to find out what we do when the weather turns.
What happens if my dog doesn’t get along with other dogs?
Group walks work best for dogs who are happy around other dogs. If you’re not sure about yours, tell us about them and we’ll be honest about whether a group walk or home visits would suit them better.
Do you accept puppies?
Puppies have their own needs when it comes to jabs, exercise and socialising. Send us your puppy’s age and a bit about them and we’ll talk through what’s right for them.
