Paws at the Park Brighton
12- 14 Wellington Rd, Brighton, South East, BN2 3AA
“Paws at the Park Brighton Welcomes You With Open Paws”
About Paws at the Park Brighton
Why visit Paws at the Park Brighton?
Customers consistently praise Alice's deep understanding of anxious and rescue dogs, combined with her Level 5 canine behaviour qualification and genuine care for every dog in her group. Operating across Brighton's parks with small, carefully managed groups of up to six dogs, Paws at the Park Brighton delivers patient, professional walks matched to individual needs.
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Hire prices
Published prices from £15 per session| Option | Applies to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 121 Walks | — | £15 |
| Group walks | — | £15.50 |
| Dog sitting | — | £60 |
| Additional dog (dog sitting) | — | £15 |
Prices are published by Paws at the Park Brighton and may change — confirm current rates when booking.
What Customers Say on Google
“Alice excels with anxious and rescue dogs, spending time understanding their individual needs. One owner notes their anxious rescue dog appreciated her consistent patience and kindness despite being stubborn and mischievous.”
“Professional dog walkers trust Alice's approach. One fellow professional notes seeing Alice out on walks showing dogs 'the love, kindness and respect that all dogs deserve' with a respectful, thoughtful method.”
“Dogs with anxiety and trauma histories thrive in Alice's care. One owner reports their dog with insecurities and a history of trauma loves their weekly group walks and shows real enthusiasm when Alice arrives.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Paws at the Park Brighton
Alice holds a Level 5 qualification in canine behaviour, which equips her with professional expertise in working with challenging cases. Owners of reactive and anxious dogs in Brighton consistently tell us she demonstrates genuine understanding of their dogs' needs. One owner of a reactive collie cross describes how Alice has won her dog's trust, while another with a rescue dog praises her patient, thoughtful approach to managing individual insecurities alongside group dynamics.
Paws at the Park Brighton limits groups to a maximum of six dogs per walk. This small group size is intentional, owners report that Alice carefully considers which dogs work well together and ensures each gets individual attention. The hour-long walks take place across various parks and green spaces around Brighton and Hove, with dogs often enjoying what one owner describes as 'rather gorgeous snacks along the way'.
Yes, alongside group walks, Paws at the Park Brighton provides one-to-one sessions matched to individual dogs' needs. This flexibility is particularly valued by owners of anxious or rescue dogs who may need more personalised attention initially. Several Brighton owners mention how Alice adapts her approach to suit each dog's temperament, one notes she 'works with my dog to give her the best walks' based on the dog's specific anxieties and quirks.
Sessions at Paws at the Park Brighton start from around £15, though it's best to confirm current rates when booking. The hour-long walks represent good value for Brighton, particularly given Alice's professional qualifications and the small group sizes. Owners tell us they appreciate the regular photo updates and voice-note 'pup-updates' she provides during walks, which give reassurance about how their dogs are settling into the group.
Yes, Alice has experience supporting dogs through medical recovery. One Brighton owner describes how she was 'patient, thoughtful and very caring' in supporting their spaniel's long, slow recovery from an injury picked up during a walk. She adjusted the pace and activity level appropriately until the dog returned to full fitness. Her background in canine behaviour means she's attentive to both physical and emotional needs during rehabilitation periods.
Contact Details
- Phone
- 7767624464
- Address
- 12- 14 Wellington Rd, Brighton, South East, BN2 3AA
How Paws at the Park Brighton Compares
in Brighton
More reviews than 60% of dog fields in Brighton
Reactive-Dog Friendly — 1 of 2 in Brighton
Field Details
- Session length
- One hour
- Max dogs
- 6
