I don't discriminate by breed. However I would like to know if they can be aggressive towards humans or other dogs, if they have any medical conditions I need to be aware of such as food allergys or a history of seizures, and if they struggle with separation anxiety. I don't deny any dogs based on the answers to these questions, I just need to know so I can give them the best care possible.

Here's where we'll take our walks I live in a neighborhood. I walk them down to the pond in the front of the neighborhood and back. Your dog's sleeping arrangement I usually let them sleep in the bedroom with me unless otherwise specified by the owner. Time I'll spend with your dog I spend the magority of my time with the dogs I'm sitting but I do have to leave them alone sometimes when I go to work and on Sunday mornings when I go to church. Time I'll spend with your dog I work Monday through Friday from 9am to 3pm and Sunday's from 4pm to 10pm. That's about 6 hours a day. My job is very flexible with me and if I need to leave for 30 minutes or so during a shift or if I need to leave early or come in late, they will allow me (except on Sunday's because I'm the only staff there and can't leave). It's a Christ centered rehab for people with life controlling problems like drug or alcohol addiction. Other than work, I would spend most of my time at your home as if it was my home and my pet. I do leave from time to time to run errands or go to appointments, meetings, dinner, normal day to day activities. It really depends on the level of care and the amount of time you desire I spend at your home. I try and accommodate and mimic your pets normal routine. Extra house-sitting services Sure, I'm always will to be of as much help as possible. However, any labor intensive tasks may cost an extra fee depending on the extent and duration of the chore. Watering a few plants and taking in the mail is considered a norm of the job and would not cost any extra money.