Dog walking often means spending time alone in quieter areas, particularly during early mornings or evenings
Over 2,200 dogs were reported stolen in 2023 — highlighting another concern faced by dog walkers.
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"Knowing there are trained people monitoring me gives me real peace of mind, especially on early morning walks when I'm on my own."
"I used to carry a personal alarm, but knowing someone can actually listen, locate me and get help if I need it feels completely different."
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Everything you need to know about staying safe while walking your dog and how a personal safety app can help.
Yes — a personal safety app for dog walkers can provide reassurance when walking alone, especially in quieter areas or at night. Unlike a traditional personal alarm, it allows you to raise an alert, share your location, and connect to real support if something doesn’t feel right.
To improve dog walking safety, it’s important to choose well-lit routes, stay aware of your surroundings, and let someone know where you’re going. Many people also use a dog walking safety app to add an extra layer of protection and access help quickly if needed.
Walking your dog at night can feel less comfortable, particularly in quieter or poorly lit areas. While many people do it regularly, having a way to quickly raise an alert — such as using a personal safety app — can provide added confidence and reassurance.
A personal alarm for dog walking can help draw attention, but it relies on someone nearby hearing it and responding. A dog walking safety app offers a more connected approach — allowing you to raise an alert, share your location, and access support directly when you need it.
Yes — many safety apps for women are designed to provide reassurance when walking alone, including dog walking. Features such as location sharing and emergency alerts can help users feel more confident, particularly in quieter areas or at night.
Whether it's an early morning walk or your last walk of the day, walk with confidence knowing trained support is available whenever you need it—from just £5 per month.
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