Dog Walker & Pet Sitter in Kedungu

Yes — I offer dog walking, in-home sitting, and positive-reinforcement training in Kedungu, the quiet stretch of Tabanan coast just north of Canggu. Walks start at IDR 100,000 for 30 minutes or IDR 160,000 for a full hour. In-home sitting is IDR 500,000 per night, and training sessions are IDR 350,000 for 60–75 minutes (4-pack IDR 900,000, 8-pack IDR 1.7M). Bookings are via WhatsApp, and I'm usually in the area most days.

Best walking routes in Kedungu

The Kedungu Beach to Nyanyi Beach stretch is a long, quiet band of black sand with few people even at sunset — best early morning or late afternoon when the sand is cool. The Belalang rice field loop runs through the village past traditional Balinese houses, shaded enough for midday. The Kedungu river mouth is a short walk along the riverbank to the beach temple, with views back over the surf break. The Seseh to Nyanyi coastal lanes are quiet back roads, ideal for reactive dogs or relaxed training walks.

What dog care in Kedungu involves

Kedungu is quieter than Canggu — fewer cafes, fewer scooters, more rice field. The street-dog population is smaller and more spread out. Heat is the main issue; there's less shade on the beach than on the rice field paths, so I time beach walks for before 7am or after 4pm. Most clients live in villas scattered through the villages, so sitting means staying in a quieter, more local setting than you'd get in Canggu.

Which service fits you

If you're a slow traveler or surfer living in Kedungu, a morning walk before the wind picks up fits the day. Tourists staying in the area usually book one sit plus daily walks. Training suits dogs who need recall work — the empty beach is good for long-line practice once your dog has the basics.

One Kedungu-specific tip

The beach road floods at high tide in places during the wet season, so I'll confirm the route with you the day before.

I cover Kedungu, Belalang, Nyanyi, and Seseh — message me on WhatsApp to plan around the tides and heat.