A Better Walk for Your Best Friend
A good walk is more than a bathroom break. It provides exercise, mental stimulation, new sights and smells, and something your dog can genuinely look forward to.
Sonny Nation was built around helping local dogs live healthier, happier lives. Dog walking is a natural extension of that commitment.
Choosing a local Aquidneck Island service means working with someone who understands the community, local neighborhoods, seasonal weather, busy summer conditions, and the needs of area dog owners.
Pet Safety is our TOP priority!
PREPARED CARE. GREATER PEACE OF MIND.
Pet Safety is our TOP priority!
PREPARED CARE. GREATER PEACE OF MIND.
Trained to recognize common pet emergencies and respond responsibly while professional veterinary help is contacted.
Each visit includes attentive handling, consideration of weather and pavement conditions, and access to your dog’s health and emergency-contact information.
Four Different Walks To Fit Your Dog's Preference
When Your Dog Needs More Care We Got You Covered!
Frequently Asked Questions
Sonny Nation walks are designed around the individual dog or dogs from the same household. We do not combine unfamiliar dogs into a group walk.
Yes. A second dog from the same household can be added for $8. A third household dog can be added for $16 above the base walk price, subject to safe handling requirements.
Feeding and medication assistance may be added to a walk. Written instructions are required. Services requiring advanced medical care or veterinary judgment cannot be provided.
Safety comes first. Walks may be shortened, modified, or rescheduled during extreme heat, dangerous cold, thunderstorms, ice, or other unsafe conditions.
Yes, when availability allows. Weekend and holiday surcharges can be selected when building your walk, but the requested appointment must still be confirmed.
No. Your preferred date and time are requests until Sonny Nation confirms availability. If the requested time is unavailable, you will be contacted to arrange another option.






