Abigail C.
Abigail C.
Contact for Dog Walking
from $20 per walk
Highlights
Pet care experience
Happy tails, guaranteed!
I have taken care of animals my entire life. I regularly dog sat throughout college and have spend over four years working with at a dog training and daycare facility. I have experience with dog behavior, medical care and basic training. I have worked with all breeds and ages ranging from energetic puppies to seniors who need a bit more care. I am always focused on creating a safe and happy environment.
Qualifications
Safety, trust & environment
Whether I’m caring for my client’s pet, I make sure they feel safe, comfortable, and loved. I stick closely to their normal routines for feeding, walks, and playtime, and always take the time to get to know their personality and needs. I can adapt to any special needs or request. I keep things clean, cozy, and stress-free—plenty of attention, cuddles, and communication included!
Ratings and reviews
We can't thank Abigail enough for walking our dog! She was very punctual with great communication and we will absolutely look to hire her again.
Abbie is great with all my dogs. I have a Newfie on several meds and 2 medium size dogs. They all love to play ball, cuddle on the couch and go for long with Abbie. She is very dependable about giving medication twice daily and keeping their different diets straight. My house is always clean when I come home and the pups are happy.
Calendar and availability
Schedule
Because I’m currently working on my master's, my schedule is very flexible. I have plenty of time throughout the day to give pets my full attention—whether that’s walks, playtime, or just keeping them company. Pet care naturally fits into my daily routine, and I love having furry friends around while I study.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsAbigail can host up to 1 walk per day
- Please let me know ahead of time if there is anything special about your animal I should know. This included any walk equipment (harness, pinch collar, e-collars), medical needs (medicates or routines), feeding requirements (slow feeder, eats throughout the day, etc. ) or behavior issues (resource guarding, fear of people, reactivity).