Dog Walks
A real walk on your dog's schedule, not a lap of the block. Energy out, routine kept, and a note from me when we are back through the door.
Book thisHouston · Dog Walker · Dog Sitter
Your dog stays
home. I come
to them.
Walks, day stays, overnights. Same face every visit.
My Services
Whatever your day needs
Six ways I can help, from a quick walk to a full week while you travel. Every one of them starts with a free meet and greet.
Half Day Stays
For the afternoon that runs long. I come and stay, so the quiet stretch between lunch and your key in the door is not spent alone.
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Full Day Stays
Your whole workday covered. Meals, walks, play, and someone in the house if anything at all comes up.
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Overnight Stays
Travel without boarding your dog. I stay at your place, so their bed, their bowl, and their routine never change while you are gone.
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Bathing
A proper wash and dry at home. No car ride, no crowded groomer, no all-day wait for a pickup call.
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Errands & Small Tasks
Vet runs, food and supply pickups, the package sitting on your porch. If I am already there and it takes a few minutes, ask me.
Book thisEvery visit, whichever one you book
- The same person Never a rotating roster. Your dog learns one face.
- A message when I leave How it went, what they ate, how they seemed.
- Your routine, not mine Their food, their walk, their schedule, their house.
- A free meet & greet first We meet before anything is booked. No charge, no commitment.
Friendly. Professional. Dependable. That’s the whole promise, and I keep it.
John Casey Stegent
The regulars
These are the dogs I get to see every week.
Every single one is a real client.
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One person. Your dog. Every time.
Most sitting services hand you whoever is free that day. Different face, different rules, and nobody who actually knows your dog is scared of the vacuum.
I'm not that. You get me, every visit. I learn your dog's routine and I follow it, because the whole point is that nothing about their day feels off while you're gone.
We start with a free meet and greet so your dog meets me before they ever need me. No pressure, no commitment. If it isn't a fit, that's fine too.
John Casey Stegent
Three steps and you're booked
- 1
Reach out
Call or text me. Tell me your dog's name and what you need covered.
- 2
Free meet & greet
I come by, meet your dog, and learn the routine. Costs nothing and there's no commitment.
- 3
I take it from here
Walks, stays, baths, errands. You go do your thing knowing your dog is with someone they know.
Every dog is a little different
Rates depend on your dog, your schedule, and what you need. Tell me what you're after and I'll give you a straight number, no packages to decode.
Dog WalksHalf Day StaysFull Day Stays
Overnight StaysBathingErrands
Book your free meet & greet
Tell me about your dog and we will set a time for me to come and meet them. No charge for the visit, and no commitment after it.
Call or text is fastest. I answer my own phone.
Pick a time
Book the free meet & greet
Call or text
(713) 906-5524
Email me
jcstegent@gmail.com
Houston and nearby areas
Questions people ask
If yours is not here, call or text me and ask.
How do we get started?
Call or text me at (713) 906-5524, or email me. We set up a meet and greet, I come to you, and your dog gets to size me up before they ever need me.
Is the meet and greet really free?
Yes. No charge and no commitment after it. It is there so you can watch how your dog reacts to me and decide from that, not from a website.
What can you actually do for me?
Dog walks, half day stays, full day stays, overnight stays, bathing, and errands or small tasks. If what you need sits somewhere between two of those, ask me.
Do I get you every time, or whoever is free?
You get me. That is the entire point. Your dog learns one person, one routine, one set of rules, and nothing about their day changes because you are out.
Where do you work?
Houston and the areas around it. If you are not sure whether you are close enough, ask anyway. I would rather tell you no than have you assume it.
What counts as an errand?
Vet runs, food and supply pickups, the package sitting on your porch. If I am already at your place and it takes a few minutes, it is usually fair game. Ask and I will tell you straight if it is not.
My dog is nervous around new people. Is that a problem?
It is the reason the meet and greet exists. We take it at your dog's pace, in their own house, with you standing right there. Plenty of dogs need a couple of visits before they decide about someone, and that is fine.