Recently I made an arrangement with Daniel to take care of my dog. Due to Daniels camping plans we were not able to schedule a meet and greet anytime before my bringing her over. The night before my trip I brought my dog with her bed, food and toys to Daniel's house. The path from the driveway in front of his car was strewn with lots of garbage which we had to walk over to get to the front door.The interior of the home was completely congested with items of every conceivable sort. Daniel told me they recently had a flood. This severely limited movement . When I asked to see the backyard he said I could go look but trying to get from the front door to the back was like an obstacle course. I decided just to look from where I was standing. He told me they haven't mowed and it appeared to be unkept. This home to me seemed to be a health risk not only for humans but for animals as well. There was no way I could leave my dog in these conditions. When Daniel asked why I wouldn't leave her I told him she would be very unhappy there. He said they had a pitbull that was happy while staying with him. I was both stressed and inconvenienced by this experience as I had to quickly find other accomodations for my dog.

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