Dog walking in BD7 (Great Horton & Lidget Green) — nobody's claimed it yet.

The doors. Tight terraced streets around Great Horton — front doors straight onto the pavement, narrow halls behind them, and dogs who hear the gate before you've touched it. Doorstep pickups are the whole art: a narrow hall, an excited dog, a lead clipped before the door is fully open — and the next client four doors down. People put roots down here — the latest recorded year managed only around 314 sales — and rooted households keep one walker for a dog's whole lifetime.

The parking. The streets around Great Horton run single-width between parked cars — easy enough once you're in, patient work on the approach. The pavements are the round's asset: pickups stack closer here than anywhere, and close pickups are paid minutes, not driving. The map's own hint here is Lidget Green: sometimes the green a name remembers survives whole, sometimes it's streets now — the round works with what's really there, and knowing which is the job.

The round. The round in BD7 works around Great Horton, Lidget Green, Scholemoor, Shearbridge and Paradise Green. Around 11,234 households live here, and the ones who take a dog walker keep them — five days a week, term time and holidays, years on end. That's not a lead list — that's a round, built once and kept.