Doting on Dogs

POV:
You said the word walk but haven’t moved yet.

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Ever notice how dogs get the zoomies out of nowhere? 🌀

Those bursts of energy are totally normal and often mean your dog is feeling happy, excited, or relieved (especially after being cooped up too long).

Short walks, sniff breaks, and playtime help channel that energy in a good way — and make for a much calmer pup afterward. 😊

What does your dog do when the zoomies hit?

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Anna, the human behind Doting on Dogs 🐶💛
I’m a single mom to two tiny humans under five, plus a full house that includes two dogs, two rats, and a hognose snake — so it’s safe to say animals are kind of my thing.

I moved back to Madison a couple of months ago after living in Colorado, and I’m happiest outside (especially in the cold). Caring for animals has always been a huge part of my life — I grew up with all kinds of pets, have worked at dog daycares, and I’ve been dog walking and pet sitting since high school.

I’m so excited to be back in Madison and to dote on your pups like they’re my own 🐾

Loki is so happy with the current weather! ❄️🐾
Who else has a dog who lives for snow play?

Stay inside and stay warm — I’ll layer up and make sure your pup gets their snowy fun in.

Happy to help if your dog is begging to go out in this weather 😄