Small groups, same faces

How Roamwell started

Annika Lindberg began walking neighbours’ dogs around Powderhorn in 2017 and never went back to an office. The club still runs on the same rule: small groups matched by temperament, and a main and back-up walker your dog already knows, week after week. Every handler is a background-checked, insured employee with 40 hours of mentored body-language training and Pet First Aid and CPR certification.

How a dog joins the club

Send us feeding notes, vet details and vaccination records, then meet us at home for a free meet-and-greet or bring your dog for a gentle three-hour trial morning. We match them to a playgroup or a regular weekday walk, and a photo and a note follow every visit.

What we do not do

Dogs are never walked in groups larger than three, never left unattended in the daycare, and never let off the lead until we have watched their recall ourselves. No spray bottles, shaker cans or prong collars, ever. Above 88°F or on icy pavements, walks become short shaded breaks and indoor games.