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A week of posts for a dog walker

Seven posts for a dog walker, one a day, with the photo to take, the caption and why it works. Copy them as they are, or let Loudwell write a week like this from your own photos, in your voice.

Owners are handing you their keys and their best friend, so trust is everything. A week like this shows the walks, the care and the happy dogs, so the next owner nearby messages you instead of the app.

The week

  1. Monday · Instagram · Photo

    Shoot: The morning pack on the field, sitting for a photo (owners' permission first).

    Monday morning crew. Four dogs, one field, a lot of sniffing.

    Why it works: Happy dogs are why people follow dog walkers, and owners love seeing theirs in the group.

  2. Tuesday · TikTok · Video

    Shoot: Ten seconds of a dog running towards you across a field, slow motion if your phone does it.

    Biscuit, every single morning. Like he hasn't seen me in years.

    Why it works: Pure joy is the most shareable content there is, and owners share it with their friends.

  3. Wednesday · Instagram · Carousel

    Shoot: Three photos: the van with crates, the lead hooks, the water bowls and towels.

    How we keep it safe: crates in the van, no more than four dogs at a time, and every dog towelled off before they go home.

    Why it works: Showing your safety routine answers the questions anxious owners don't always ask out loud.

  4. Thursday · Instagram · Photo

    Shoot: A new dog's first walk with you, on the lead in the park (owner's permission first).

    First walk with Luna today. Shy at the gate, best friends with Biscuit by the end.

    Why it works: First-walk stories show patience with nervous dogs, which is what many owners worry about.

  5. Friday · TikTok · Video

    Shoot: The muddy return: towelling off a very muddy dog at the van.

    Friday's walk was a muddy one. Don't worry, they all go home clean.

    Why it works: Funny, real moments show the care and make you memorable.

  6. Saturday · Instagram · Reel

    Shoot: A slow pan of the woods or the field you walk in, with the dogs exploring.

    Our Saturday walk is in the woods by the reservoir. Plenty of space, no roads.

    Why it works: Showing where you walk helps owners picture it, and 'no roads' answers a safety question.

  7. Sunday · Instagram · Photo

    Shoot: A simple graphic or a note on the van with prices and areas.

    Group walks £14 for an hour, solo walks £18. Covering the north of town and the villages. Space for two more dogs from December.

    Why it works: Clear prices and limited spaces make it easy to say yes.

What to shoot this week

  • Happy dogs on walks, with each owner's permission.
  • Your safety kit: van, crates, leads, towels.
  • First walks and new dogs settling in.
  • Never anything that shows where owners live or when their homes are empty.

Want next week written for you?

These are examples. Loudwell writes a week like this from your photos and clips, in your voice, and learns from every edit. Your phone reminds you when each post is due, and nothing goes out without your yes.

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Questions

What should a dog walker post?

Happy dogs, your walking spots and your safety routine. Owners follow for the dogs and book for the trust.

Is it safe to post where I walk?

Show the general area, but don't post owners' homes, street names or the times their houses are empty.

Can Loudwell write a week like this for me?

Yes. Loudwell is a Mac app that plans your week from the photos and clips you already have and writes each caption in your voice. Nothing goes out without your yes on your phone. Solo is £4.99 a month, with 7 days free and no card; your AI provider bills you separately, usually £2 to £4 a month.

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