Why it matters
The basics always get asked after the first message, not before
A dog that's fine in a group and one that needs to be walked alone need completely different slots, and most new clients also need to know upfront whether you're trusted with a spare key while they're at work. A plain contact form just gets you "looking for a dog walker" with none of that, so the first reply is always a string of questions before anything can actually be booked.
How it could work for you
Enough to confirm a booking straight away
The flow asks how many walks a week, whether the dog can join a group walk or needs to go solo, and whether key holding is needed, before it asks for contact details. You can confirm availability and price in your very first reply, instead of a back and forth just to establish whether this dog even suits your current round.
Example enquiry
“A new client works long hours and needs their reactive dog walked solo five days a week, with the walker holding a spare key.”
Job types on this form
Group walk · Solo walk · One-off / occasional walk · Puppy visit
What Enquiro captures
- • Job type: Solo walk, marked not suitable for groups
- • Description: "Reactive around other dogs, needs solo walks, would need a key held as I'm out all day"
- • Location: area / postcode
- • Contact: name, phone, preferred start date
Lands on your WhatsApp as
Your Business
online
New enquiry: Solo walk, marked not suitable for groups "Reactive around other dogs, needs solo walks, would need a key held as I'm out all day" From: L. Bentley Phone: 07700 900118 Location: SO14 0AA
No website? Put your QR code:
- On a branded lead or harness tag
- On a card posted through doors in the local area
- At a local vet's practice or pet shop noticeboard
How it looks
The first thing your customer sees
Your own hosted page, with your logo and colours, no website required.
Book a Dog Walk
Tell us about your dog and we'll find a slot
What kind of job is it?