A real day out for your dog.
More than dog sitting: a tailored mini adventure while you hike, celebrate, work, relax or explore somewhere your dog cannot join.
The route belongs to the dog.
Best suited to Lake Bled · Gorenjska · Kranjska Gora
Nani Adventure Day is for owners who do not want their dog simply waiting out the day. We collect them, choose an appropriate route and build a few hours around movement, sniffing, curiosity and rest.
There is no fixed mountain to conquer. A young energetic dog and a senior dog should not receive the same adventure. Weather, terrain, fitness, behaviour, protected-area rules and previous experience all shape the plan.
You receive photo and message updates, and your dog comes back having had their own version of a good Slovenian day.
Adventure Half-Day
Around 3–4 hours of pick-up, trail time, sniffing, breaks and return.
from €160Bled / Kranjska Gora area. Dog suitability applies.
Long Adventure Day
A longer day with movement and a generous rest rhythm.
from €220Route and duration depend on dog and conditions.
Adventure + Memories
Adventure care plus a short curated photo story of your dog outdoors.
from €320A lovely travel keepsake.
Small capacity is part of the service.
Nani Pup is not a high-volume kennel. Bookings are intentionally limited so care can stay personal and adapted to the dog. For longer first-time care, a short meet-and-walk can be arranged where practical.
Questions people ask
What kind of adventure is it?
Not a forced mountain hike. It could be a forest trail, riverside walk, easy alpine route or scent-heavy slow day, depending on the dog.
Is it suitable for puppies or older dogs?
Potentially, but the outing would be much gentler and shorter. Age, health and veterinary restrictions must be disclosed before booking.
What happens in bad weather?
We adapt the route, timing or activity. Extreme heat, storms, unsafe snow or other conditions can mean the Adventure Day becomes calmer care instead.
Do you follow Triglav National Park rules?
Yes. Protected-area rules, marked routes and leash requirements are respected. The dog’s safety and the environment come before the route.
Who's
your dog?
Start with them, not the dates. Tell us their name, age, temperament, what they love, what they find difficult — and what you need while you are in Slovenia.