We don't offer monthly/weekly discounted rates for single daily walks.  And here's why:  When agencies do that, it's because the person holding the keys to your house, and caring for your dog on any given day is only seeing about 1/3 of what you're being billed.  So, the agency owners take a slight cut in their 2/3, in order to secure more business from you, while the person doing the actual work gets fleeced either way.  I probably don't need to point out what risks that entails, for the security of your home, and the care your dog gets.  Additionally, dogwalking (with a few exceptions) has a workday of about four hours,  outside of which there really isn't much demand.  Which means we have to make a living in half the time most people do. 

If you take $16 per 30 minutes of that workday, and convert it to reflect a standard 8-hour wage... After overhead expenses, it wouldn't even add up to a living wage.  Not having bosses to pay, we're able to keep our costs pretty low, and genuinely try to pass that little gem onto our clients.  And in cases where a group of folks in a building want to get together and work out a group plan, we're 100% for that, and will work with you on it.