After 15 years of helping dogs and their people in West Los Angeles, I have moved up the coast and look forward to helping the dogs and their people in and around Eugene, Oregon. I am still available for online training if you’re located outside of this area.
☀️ Let’s hit the trail with our pups! RSVP and learn how to submit your payment and paperwork below.
👟 Approx 3+ mile out-and-back trail w/ 600+ ft elevation gain
Our pack regularly frequented locations span far and wide in and around the Eugene area.
Pack walks days and times vary based on the season.
SO, if you can’t make the next pack walk hopefully you can attend a future one. Subscribe to my mailing list and follow me online so you don’t miss the next one!
Here are just a few of the parks and trails our pack walk enjoys on a regular basis:
📅 Saturday, January 11 9am—RSVP and learn how to submit your payment and paperwork below*
*Specific location, parking, and where to meet shared after payment and paperwork are received.
Ask about my dog & puppy training and canine & human fitness training options while we walk! Want to know more now? Email tracy@feetandpaws.com or call 323-484-4348.
If you or any family member(s) at home/roommates are feeling sick in any way, including but not limited to fever, shortness of breath, cough, upset stomach, recent loss of taste or smell, etc., do not attend the pack walk.
Dogs must be on a 6 foot standard leash
**No retractable leashes or slip collars**
No dog needed to join us. Anyone who loves dogs is welcome to attend!
Always bring water for you AND your dog (don’t forget a bowl)
All dog breeds welcome
One dog per person
Dogs must be 6 months or older
Have a DINOS, Dog In Need of Space? The pack walks follow the Yellow Dog Project. I will have yellow ribbons available for anyone who wants one! Find out more at https://dogsinneedofspace.com/
Sturdy shoes
Ask each dog’s owner if you can approach BEFORE approaching
DOG VACCINES:
Your dog’s up-to-date vaccine records (DHPP, Bordetella, & Rabies) must be emailed to tracy@feetandpaws.com no later than 24 hours before you and your dog’s first pack walk
LIABILITY AND PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASES:
Signed Liability & Photo Release must be emailed to tracy@feetandpaws.com no later than 24 hours before you and your dog’s first pack walk. feetandpaws.com/Tips-and-Such/Feet-And-Paws-Liability-Photo-Video-Release.pdf
ATTENDANCE POLICY: Can’t make it? Change your RSVP AT LEAST (1) DAY BEFORE HIKE. Each member is allowed 3 no shows. If you accumulate more than 3, you’ll be removed from group.
💲Pre-payment required. Sliding scale payment ($10/person min, $15-20/person suggested), due no later than 24 hrs before the walk. A minimum of 3 paying participants is required for the walk to occur. If the minimum is not met, payments will be refunded w/in 72 hrs (minus any Venmo fees), otherwise no refunds for no-shows, cancellations, etc. Accumulate more than 3 no-shows & you’ll no longer be allowed to attend the walks.
PAYMENT INFO: Zelle (tracy@feetandpaws.com) or Venmo (@feetandpaws — last digits of phone: 2236. To help me avoid Venmo fees, please DON’T mark as “goods or service”).
My Venmo account is NOT connected to my tracy@feetandpaws email address. Either scan my code below, search for my profile (@feetandpaws), or use the following link to navigate to my profile: venmo.com/feetandpaws If prompted, the last four digits of my phone number for Venmo is 2236, and if asked, please do NOT mark that you are “Paying for a good or service“. I appreciate it.
We’ve gone on three pack walks with Tracy and it has been a great way to socialize our reactive rescue pup safely! She always sets a calm mood for the walk so everyone respects each other’s space, but if your dog is more friendly there are usually a few members of the pack walk who are able to walk together. By the end of each walk, even our distrustful pup is walking within a few feet of the other dogs because it’s been such a positive experience for him.
Training with Tracy has been exceptional. My dog Honey and I started with a dog manners 101 group class, where we worked on communication, barking, and loose leash walking. Tracy was encouraging and patient and helped me become more comfortable and persistent in training. We also did private training at my apartment to help with my dog’s separation anxiety. We learned his triggers and found even more ways to calm his anxieties. We also did a session at a local store to work on my dog’s anxiety about arriving at new places in our car. We have also attended a group pack walk and look forward to taking more classes with Tracy. Thank you, Tracy, for helping me become a better dog mom!
My dog, Penny, and I have been attending the Feet and Paws pack walks for several years. We both always have so much fun. Penny is excited to meet new dogs and show them how little dogs love to hike, and I enjoy meeting new people with dogs that like to hike. Tracy starts every hike with introductions, clear instructions and expectations which are so important when new dogs are meeting each other, especially if some dogs need extra space. I always feel like the Feet and Paws pack walks are a safe place for dogs to be outdoors socializing and getting exercise.
Tracy was well prepared, understanding, and considerate towards the individual dogs’ needs. Additionally, I appreciated how she was actively responsible and looked after our pack on the trail. She would politely notify people who off-leashed their dogs (of unknown disposition and training) that some of our dogs may not react well. I felt Tracy would be good at managing bad situations should they arise, and would trust her to keep the pack safe. Thank you, Tracy!
My dog and I go on Feet and Paws’ pack walks! We always have so much fun and Tracy is a wealth of knowledge about dogs and fitness!
Look for an email no later than (4) days prior to the hike with location information and other reminders.
Don’t forget to submit your payment and paperwork at no later than 24 hours before the pack walk.
Make sure to **Add tracy@feetandpaws.com to your Safe Sender list**.
Questions? Email tracy@feetandpaws.com
Regular teeth brushing is not just important for my oral hygiene but can help prevent dental disease that may damage my kidneys, liver, and heart. Just don’t forget to make the brushing rewarding for me!
Over the next three weeks, you’ll get helpful dog training tips and tutorials, fun canine and human fitness training exercises, and a collection of other healthy living guides right to your inbox 😉.
You’ll also receive additional dog and fitness training pointers, cute and inspirational stories, and my in-person and online class and pack walk schedule through my regular Fun Feet Pawblication©.
