Gassi-Service in Oberes Gäu

“We just relocated to Germany and had travel plans and decided to book the services of Ray. He is beyond professional as he was taking an excellent care of our two dogs, sending us pictures and let us know of any issues. He went above and beyond to ensure our pets were comfortable and happy during our absence. Thank you Ray and we will for sure book his services again.”

Jessy D.

“It was all perfect with Yasmin. My dogs loved and felt super comfortable with her. Highly recommend.”

Rafael A.

Über: I grew up surrounded by dogs, not only of my own, but also from other family members. When I was 7 years old we got Tupã (German shepard mix), them Maya (German Shepard). After they passed Manolo (labrador retriever) came into my life and was the greatest gift in life. I saw him grow and become a father of five beautiful puppies. Most recently I spent ten days caring for Mayka (golden retriever) in France. I quickly adapted to her needs and we had a great time together at the beach and going for long walks. I have always been impressed about their capacity to learn, to adapt and to communicate with us humans. The greatest challenges of potty training and having dogs adapt to new spaces. Positive reinforcement is the best way help dogs overcome fear for new environments and experiences. I speak fluent Portuguese, Spanish, German and English, plus a bit French, in case you also want your pet to learn some tricks in other languages :D Before any stay, I will ask you for a quick meet & greet session to make sure your dog and I get along and share the same energy. I work part-time, usually in home office and the rest of the time I am writing my master thesis and doing sports (jogging, cycling and yoga). My schedules are quite flexible, so I can easily adapt to you and your pets' needs. I live next to Vila Berg and Rosensteinpark, so there are many options for walks with your dog. If he is as sporty as me, we can even go on some runs together. I live in an apartment on the first floor of a small building, which enables the space to keep cool even during the warm summer days. Your dog is welcome to sleep in any of the rooms of the house. My flexibility enables me to adapto you your dog´s needs for walks, feeding and medication (if needed).

“She was quick to respond and was able to accommodate a short notice request. Sophie really enjoyed her walk and I would definitely book again.”

Jennifer R.

Über: Heyyy, ich bin Amelie und würde mich freuen, wenn ich hier ein paar Leuten unter die Arme greifen könnte 🐶 Ich biete Gassi gehen, stundenweise Betreuung oder Tagesbetreuung. Ich selbst habe damit schon jahrelang Erfahrung und bin mit verschiedenen Hunderassen gelaufen. Auch größere Hunde sind für mich kein Problem, solange sie gut erzogen sind ;) gerne gehe ich auch im Wald oder auf Feldwegen spazieren. Außerdem bin ich sehr verantwortungsbewusst, zuverlässig und geduldig. Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Ihr Interesse habt :) Außerdem habe ich noch ein paar andere Services online gestellt, da könnt Ihr mich gerne mal anschreiben. Ich bin manchmal gegen bestimmte Hundehaare allergisch, da müsste man dann gucken ob es passt, zb. Vorallem bei Betreuung über mehrere Tage. Ich arbeite momentan in Teilzeit, allerdings immer an unterschiedlichen Tagen, da ich schichte. Dennoch habe ich noch genug Freizeit und wichtige Termine kann ich auch bei der Dienstplanung ansprechen Ich bin zu aller erst auf der Suche nach einem Gassi geher Job, könnte aber evt. auch Betreuung übernehmen und wir haben einen großen Garten zuhause

Über: I’ve raised and taken care of lots of dogs since I was young. My first dog lived to be almost 19 years old and had an amazing live. Since then, I’ve raised three other dogs (Border Collies) on my own and trained them myself. They all have grown to be amazing gentle dogs. I’m currently taking some courses during the morning (Monday-Wednesday-Friday) until 1pm in Stuttgart, but I am free at any other time. Depending on the request, I can also adjust my schedule. Constant activity is important for dogs to be happy. That means giving them toys, playing with them, taking them in walks. But overstimulation is also important to avoid.