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Scoopers · Admit One Dog

A tired dog
is a good dog.

Yours is home alone from 7:30 to 6 with a full tank of energy and nowhere to put it. That's where the chewed skirting board comes from, and the neighbour's note about the barking. Ninety real minutes of off-lead running fixes more of that than anything else you'll try.

Scoopers · Ticket No. 001

1 Admit One (1) Dog

Event

One Very Good Walk

Gate

Off-lead, where it's safe

Good for: one (1) quiet evening — no chewing, no zoomies, no barking at the postie.

Admit One Dog · Scoopers

No.
004128

Claim No. 002 · Retain This Portion

  • The skirting board, the cushion, the letterbox

  • Barking at every dog and every stranger on the street

  • The 10pm zoomies, wide awake when you want to sleep

  • Pulling you down the footpath instead of walking beside you

The problem

The 7:30–6 problem

You leave for work with a dog that's had five minutes in the yard. You get home ten and a half hours later. In between, nothing happened — no run, no sniffing, no other dogs, nothing to spend the day's energy on.

None of that is a bad dog. It's an under-exercised one.

Ticket No. 003 · Today's walk

What a walk actually involves

Ninety real minutes. Not a token loop around the block on a retractable lead — actual running, actual sniffing, actual dog behaviour, somewhere your dog is allowed to be a dog.

90Real Minutes
Terrain
Beach & bush, off-lead where safe
Pace
A proper run, not a lap of the block
Party
Max 4 dogs, matched by pace
No. 019053

Gate B · Group size

Four dogs, matched by size and pace

Group walks are capped at four, matched by size and energy, every time. Your dog learns to read other dogs instead of losing its mind at them — which matters a lot more than it sounds.

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2Admit One Dog
3Admit One Dog
4Admit One Dog
Illustration of a happy dog mid-walk, tail up and tongue out

"Fern found the good stick again. Nose-to-nose with a labrador for a full minute — no drama. Flat out by the time we got back."

Receipt No. 004 · Every walk

A photo and a line, every time

After every walk you get a photo and a sentence about how your dog got on — not a route map, not a push notification. Just proof, from the person who was actually there.

Fare chart

Three ways to book

Pick the ticket that fits today. No subscriptions, no app required.

Scoopers Admission

Group Walk

$28

Duration
90 minutes
Party
Max 4 dogs

Off-lead running, beach & bush, matched by size and pace.

Book this walk

Group Walk · $28

No.
110042

Scoopers Admission

Solo Walk

$45

Duration
45 minutes
Party
Your dog only

One on one, your dog's pace, no group required.

Book this walk

Solo Walk · $45

No.
110043

Scoopers Admission

Puppy Visit

$30

Duration
30 minutes
Party
Your puppy only

Lead work, toilet breaks and company mid-day.

Book this visit

Puppy Visit · $30

No.
110044

Frequent walker

The Ten-Walk Card

Card No. 3341

Ten group walks, punched off one by one. Kept in the kitchen drawer, not an app.

Example card shown with 6 of 10 walks used and 4 remaining.

$260 Save $20 · No expiry · Group walks only

Staff pass

[NAME]

Your dog's regular walker — not a rotating roster

I'm the one who turns up, every time, rain or shine. Fully insured and canine first-aid trained, so if something goes sideways I know exactly what to do before I'm calling you.

Fully Insured
Canine First Aid Certified

Box office

Step up to the window

Message with your dog's name, size and neighbourhood and I'll find the walk that fits.

Book a walk

Call or text [PHONE] · hello@scoopers.co.nz

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