WAG Walks 2026

10 Walks in 10 Weeks across 10 Parishes begins on Sunday 13th September 2026. Dogs and their owners are invited to join us each week for a walk in a different parish. A choice of routes means walkers can choose a leisurely stroll or take a lengthier ramble. Dogs will be issued with passports which […]

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Jack Fenton, The Dorset Dog Trainer

Jack is making his third visit to Guernsey between Friday 17th and Sunday 19th October. Any dog owners are invited to take part in Friday’s ‘Fizzy to Focused’ Workshop, or attend as spectators, either morning or afternoon, details above. WAG volunteers and anyone who registers with their dog as a potential WAG volunteer may join

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WAG Walks 2025

10 Walks in 10 Weeks across 10 Parishes begins on Sunday 14th September 2025. Dogs and their owners are invited to join us each week for a walk in a different parish. A choice of routes means walkers can choose a leisurely stroll or take a lengthier ramble. Dogs will be issued with passports which

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WAG Walks 2024

10 Weeks 10 Parishes begins on Sunday 15th September Dogs and their owners are invited to join us each week for a walk in a different parish. A choice of routes means walkers can choose a leisurely stroll or take a lengthier ramble. Dogs will be issued with passports which will show where the walks

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A message from our Patron

I’m Harvey, I am honoured to take over the role of Patron from Milo who has been a much revered figurehead for WAG since it’s inception. Milo and I had a good heart to heart at a reception at Government House when he passed on a few tips so I feel quite confident!   I

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Guernsey Together

Visitors to the Saumarez Park event in August were introduced to some of our WAG volunteers. Throughout the day families enjoyed meeting some of the 18 WAG therapy dogs who were on duty there for a couple of hours each, stroking and talking to them. Many of the children were not familiar with dogs and

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