A clients pet becomes my #1 priority and I do as much as I can to ensure that their pet is getting the utmost care I can possibly provide. Not only is a pet a furry and fun companion but require an immense amount of dedication and responsibility which is something I have learned over the years of experience of my life. For example: my cousin use a small dog named Max. He bit me. A lot. But what I learned is to approach a dog, especially smaller dogs that seem very wary, while bending down and gently offering your hand for them to sniff it. My grandparents currently own a beautiful Belgian Malinoise who unfortunately had a distressing past and has been left with fear aggression because of it. Both my brother and sister face the wrath of her fear aggression but I had an understanding of the possibilities and what could potentially scare her. Luckily, I got out unscathed hahaha For Cat it’s a little more simple—I kind of just play dead or pretend like I’m taking a nap while facing away from them so they know I’m not a threat but have a hand out because I know they get curious and slowly approach. Additionally, I’ve learned a lot when it comes to observing body language OK that they act around you and their habits when I’m not even there. It’s always come pretty natural to me when it comes to earning trust and respect of one’s pet. To be honest, all it takes is patience, the ability to show that you are no threat, and to let them know that you are there to take care of them. OK I know this is been a pretty long read, but I want to be transparent and let anybody who’s interested now that I am 100% open to adjusting fees according to whatever situation because that’s life and I’ve had clients that I have given discounts due to various specific circumstances— So please reach out to me and let me know, I’m here to help.