My own dog is a former street puppy. Due to her being fear-reactive, it has taught me a lot about body language and how to handle dogs. What is okay and what is not okay, threshold, build engagement etc. (Me and my dog work with a prof behaviourist).

I love dogs and it is very important for dogs to get their daily walks regardless of size and eventual struggles. I find it important that a walker knows about body language, how to control a dog in all kind of situations.

My experience:

I grew up with cats and dogs, birds and was among horses weekly.
Back in August 23 I got my own puppy and she got very sick... After she recovered she was massively fear-reactive, would react to dogs 50+ meters away. 1½ month later, we have worked her threshold down to ~5 meters but I also understand that no dog is the same (at all!).

So yeah, I dont mind walking your dog even if its not-reactive or if it is reactive. I only do Solo-walks adjusted to your specific dog needs.

I offer regular walks and combination walks for high energised dogs which include potty walk and exercise for example in your garden/nearby green area.

I dont have any preferences regarding dogs.