What sort of benefits can you expect when you enroll your dog in our Adventure Sessions?

Besides the satisfaction that comes from knowing you are giving your dog the gift of being able to just be a dog for an hour a day, and besides the obvious health benefits your dog will receive from a level of exercise he could never get on the end of a leash, all of our human customers have commented that after taking part in these sessions, their dogs became almost immediately better behaved and more obedient.

Typically lethargic dogs become more lively. Typically hyper dogs become more calm and manageable. And all dogs enjoy a boost to their psychological well-being as a result of being able to romp and play with friends in the great outdoors.

You may be wondering, "Just how does this work?" Well first of all, and for your added convenience, we pick your dog up, and drop her back off at your home. Our sessions include anywhere from three to six dogs at a time, and take place in wide open fields and forest preserves not visited by humans.

We do not accept aggressive dogs (sorry, no cats either;) but we have had great success with excessively shy dogs. It's wonderful to see a dog that had previously been fearful of other dogs begin to trust her new companions over time.

In our Mission Statement, we explain that Good Company is all about relationships. But not just relationships between humans. Our dogs also get the opportunity to build relationships with each other, and that is also a wonderful thing.

Another benefit to you: Our incredibly reasonable rates. Our Adventure Sessions cost no more than what you'd likely pay for a 20 minute leash-walk around the block.

So, since you've come this far, why not send us an e-mail to schedule a free orientation? You've got nothing to lose. Far from being a high-pressure sales pitch, our orientations are simply your opportunity to meet us, and decide for yourself whether Adventure Sessions are right for you and your dog.

We hope you'll decide to make Good Company a part of your dog's life. After all, we all need to get out and play with our friends now and then!