Avery Morgan
Founder + pack matcher
High-energy adolescents, city confidence, and helping friendly pullers learn how to move calmly beside other dogs.
Ask Avery about: first pack introductions and route fit.
Meet the team
People your dog can actually know.
Sidekick stays deliberately small. Your meet-and-greet is with a walker, your backup is introduced, and the names below mean something after the first week.
Jules Rivera
Senior + solo-walk lead
Older dogs, careful pace changes, medication notes, and quiet one-on-one routes away from crowded paths.
Ask Jules about: mobility changes and home routines.
Samira Khan
Daycare lead
Group transitions, play-style matching, puppies learning to pause, and dogs who love company but need breaks.
Ask Samira about: first-day introductions and rest.
Named backup
Your second person is introduced before they are needed.
Holidays, illness, and traffic happen. A backup visit should never begin with a stranger at the door, so the backup walker joins one regular outing first.
What the team shares
- Current access and routine notes
- Equipment and fit checks
- Pack introductions and changes
- Weather and route decisions
- Anything unusual from the last visit
The first meeting is not a sales call.
It is a 30-minute walk and routine check. We ask what your dog does when excited, worried, tired, or surprised—and you see how we hold the leash.
Request a meet-and-greet