Recurring Scheduling for UK dog walkers
Set it once. Walk it every week.
The vast majority of a professional dog walker's diary is the same handful of dogs on the same handful of days. Generic booking apps treat every walk as a one-off — making you rebuild your week from scratch, every week. PawLoop's recurring engine flips that around. You define each dog's weekly pattern once, and PawLoop projects twelve weeks of bookings ahead. Skip a day, move a slot, pause for a customer's holiday — the series carries on intelligently.

What Recurring Scheduling does for your business
Weekly templates in seconds
Pick the days, times and dogs once. PawLoop generates every future booking automatically — no copy-pasting into a calendar.
Smart series, flexible dates
Skip a Tuesday for a bank holiday or a customer's holiday without breaking the recurring pattern. The series carries on the following week.
Always twelve weeks ahead
See exactly what your business looks like for the next quarter and spot capacity issues before they bite.
Why recurring-first matters
Recurring schedules aren't a feature bolted on top of a calendar — they're the way most dog walking businesses actually run. PawLoop models recurring bookings as first-class objects, so a Tuesday 11am walk for Bailey is a series, not 52 individual events. When something changes, you change the series — or just one occurrence — and everything stays in sync.
Weekly templates per dog
Each dog has its own weekly template: which days, which time windows, which walk type, which price. Walking three dogs from the same household? They can share a template or have their own. Onboarding a new customer takes under a minute.
Holidays, bank holidays and exceptions
Real life happens. PawLoop lets you skip a single occurrence, pause a series for a customer's two-week holiday, or block out a bank holiday across your whole calendar — without breaking the underlying pattern. The series resumes automatically.
Always twelve weeks ahead
PawLoop rolls forward a twelve-week horizon. You can see capacity issues before they happen, plan time off, and give customers confident answers about future availability.
Recurring Scheduling questions, answered
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