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Everything in one listSite map for leashreport.com
Every page on this site and every section of the home page, with a line saying what waits at the other end.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the daily paperwork problem, how a walk becomes a report, features, results, prices, questions and the demo form.
- About the authorJimenez Julien, who builds LeashReport at MLJ, SASU, why he built it and what he is accountable for.
- Site mapThis page, a linked index of every destination on leashreport.com.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- How LeashReport Compares for Working Dog WalkersLeashReport does one job, the walk report an owner opens at lunch, so the honest comparison is against tools that treat that report as one feature among many.
- LeashReport vs Time To PetTime To Pet is aimed at pet care companies that want one system behind scheduling, billing and staff, while LeashReport is aimed at walkers whose main product is the report an owner reads before the lunch hour ends.
- LeashReport vs RoverRover is a consumer marketplace that finds owners for you on its own terms, while LeashReport is software you run on the clients you already have so the walk proves itself.
- LeashReport vs PetExecPetExec is shaped for pet care businesses centered on a building with daycare, boarding and grooming, while LeashReport is shaped for the walker whose office is a sidewalk between two apartment doors.
- Free Calculators for Dog Walkers and Small Pet Care TeamsBoth calculators run in your browser, use realistic route numbers to start, and answer questions walkers argue about on every rate change.
- Route Margin CalculatorEnter your rate, your stops and the minutes you burn between doors, and see what an hour on the route actually pays you.
- Midday Window PlannerSet the window your clients expect and the real length of a stop, and see how many dogs you can promise without running late.
- Resources for Professional Dog WalkersEverything here is written for the person actually holding the leash at noon, not for a marketing department writing about pets.
- Walk Incident Report TemplateOne page to fill in when a walk goes wrong, built so the record you write in the first hour still holds up months later.
Sections of the home page
- The daily cost of paperworkFour cards putting hours, dollars and lost clients against the evening text pile, disputed visits, lost potty notes and blind cover walks.
- How a walk becomes a reportThe four taps on the sidewalk, from opening the visit to the report sending itself.
- FeaturesRoute trace, potty log, photo cards, key and gate vault, walker assignment and owner delivery without an app download.
- Results after four weeksDelivery time, minutes returned to each walker, owner open rates and credited visits that stop being credited.
- Walker storiesThree named businesses in Austin, Milwaukee and Portland, plus the network metrics behind them.
- PricingSolo Walker at $19, Small Team at $49 and Pet Company at $99 a month, with what each plan includes.
- Questions and answersCost, setup time, data handling, working alongside scheduling software, cancellation and walking where there is no signal.
- Request a demoThe form that puts your route in front of us, with a reply the same business day.
The Midday Route, the magazine
- The Midday RouteThe magazine index: nine reports on the working life of American dog walkers, all published on September 3, 2026.
- How to Read and Log a Dog's Bathroom Break on Every WalkThe seven point fecal scoring chart, urine warning signs, what to photograph and how to write a note a vet can use.
- Group Walks or Solo Walks: Rates, Liability, and City RulesDogs per handler limits, park permits, insurance exposure and the margin math behind each walking model.
- Door, Leash, and Gear Mistakes That Let a Client's Dog LooseDoorway habits, collar and harness fit, retractable leashes, worn snaps and the first five minutes of a loose dog.
- W-2 or 1099: Classifying Dog Walkers Under the ABC TestThe IRS common law test, the federal economic reality factors, state ABC tests and what an audit costs.
- What Happens After a Dog Bites Someone on Your WalkA bite on a narrow sidewalk followed all the way through animal control, rabies observation and the insurance claim.
- Platform Fees, Direct Booking, and Where Walk Rates Are GoingMarketplace commissions, non solicitation clauses, setting your own rate and what booking direct actually requires.
- Meet and Greet Checklist: What to Confirm Before You Take KeysThe half hour in a new client's home, from alarm codes and vet releases to the test walk around the block.
- Pavement Temperature and the Safe Window for a Midday WalkAsphalt versus air temperature, the seven second hand test, heat stress signs and a written weather policy.
- A Midday Route in a Walk Up Neighborhood: Six Dogs, Three HoursA stop by stop field report on a real three hour route, and where the minutes and the margin actually go.
Legal and policy
- Legal noticePublisher, company registration, hosting, intellectual property, liability and applicable law.
- Privacy policyThe exact form fields collected, the legal basis, retention, and how US state and EU rights are exercised.
- Terms of serviceSubscription plans, billing, cancellation, acceptable use, data ownership and limits of liability.
Contact
- Email the publisherWrite straight to Jimenez Julien for support, press, billing or a correction to anything on this site.
- jimenezjulien.comThe author's personal website, with his other work and ways to reach him.
Written and maintained by Jimenez Julien. He builds LeashReport at MLJ, SASU, answers support himself and rides along on live routes twice a year. Read more about the author, or write to jimenezjulien42@gmail.com.