The perfect pick-me-up story
What city dog lover doesn't dream of quitting the office job and starting their own dog-based small business?
I absolutely loved this book and loved hearing about Kate's transformation from clumsy Sotherby assistant to running her own dog walking agency. I really enjoyed the tone and the way that the chapters were structured around the different dogs and their characters, and the characters of the other dog walkers that she employed.
As a Londoner it reminded me of the sheer variety of dogs and dog owners in the city, it's a place like no other that shouldn't really be suited to owning a dog yet so many people make it work. From the chic Islington couples who demand a discount based on how many dogs they collectively had, to loveable but unwalkable Stanley who's walk success is based on whether he likes the walker, you'll read about every kind of dog and owner you can imagine.
I absolutely loved this book and loved hearing about Kate's transformation from clumsy Sotherby assistant to running her own dog walking agency. I really enjoyed the tone and the way that the chapters were structured around the different dogs and their characters, and the characters of the other dog walkers that she employed.
As a Londoner it reminded me of the sheer variety of dogs and dog owners in the city, it's a place like no other that shouldn't really be suited to owning a dog yet so many people make it work. From the chic Islington couples who demand a discount based on how many dogs they collectively had, to loveable but unwalkable Stanley who's walk success is based on whether he likes the walker, you'll read about every kind of dog and owner you can imagine.