That's awful. When I did walking I only ever had 3 maximum, usually I just stuck with 2 at a time. I would be scared to be in control of that many, it would only take one to start causing a problem to possibly set the others off! Scary stuff.

I know I wouldn't like to have my dogs in her hands.

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She must have ball of steel to walk other peoples dogs like that! How can you keep an eye on all of those dogs at the same time?! And god forbid if they started scrapping! I hope she has decent insurance!

Its hard to keep my eyes on both my boys whilst we're out and they are off-lead. I couldnt live with myself if my actions resulted in somebody elses dog getting either lost or injured!

She needs exposing!!!

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Don't accept your dog's admiration as conclusive evidence that you are wonderful.

If you've ever wondered where the saying 'A Wolf in Lambs clothing' comes from??
...Well you've obviously never met a Bedlington Terrier.

After what you have all posted I will try and get something done not in my nature to inform on people but in this case I think maybe I will she gave me her phone number incase I wanted to use herI dont think she would have insurance it would"nt allow her to walk 16 I"m sure,one of mine is 15years old I dont think he could cope if they all came at him,sorry to say this but our dog warden is not alot of good but I"ll give it a go

Money is why she walks all of those dogs at once. When I was dog walking I only ever walked more than one dog, if they were from the same family. I believed in a personal service.

Yes you are right just worked it out £192 for a walk and taking them back say 2 hours?they were all piled in the back of a transit when she opened the doors they just all piled out having goes at each other it was bedlum glad mine where still in the car