Adrian is absolutely wonderful - and apparently that's proven difficult with some unnamed walkers on Rover. First and foremost, he was responsive. We were the client; he sought out our convenience, came to us, and was absolutely perfect when it came to approaching not only my wife and myself, but our dog Barb for the meet & greet. He was patient, kind, and receptive to our dog's behavior from the start, and, apologies if that's not an obvious skill or aptitude to have, well, if you don't have that person caring for your pet, then you're doing it wrong. Second, he was prepared. He had his own questions for us. We weren't just throwing out our own check list of things to say. Third, Barb loved him. Everybody with a dog loves to boast that they're dog people - they know dogs; in fact, they have two at home waiting for love. That's stupid. Just because you know your dog doesn't mean you know mine. He embodied that simple truth, and he and Barb got along perfectly. Do those ideas have anything to do with each other? Idk. Who can say? BUT HAVE YOU SEEN THAT VIDEO OF THAT TRAINER KISSING THAT DOGGE ON THE SNOOT AMD IT BITING THE CRAP OUT OF HIS NOSE? I have. There's a certain arrogance when it comes to "knowing dogs." Adrian came to us with an understanding of dogs, but he treated Barb with the kind of respect you should have when meeting a DECENT SIZED DOG WITH BIG TEETH. Lastly, Adrian's accommodating. He's patient with us, he's on time, he's respectful in communication (remember: we're the clien and sometimes the client is always right and sometimes we're dumb and absentminded), he's transparent with his updates, and he's just a good guy who will try to be good with your dog. And then he'll meet your dog. And you and your dog will know you're in good hands.

I have known Adrian for a year now and over this year I have seen that he is a kind, responsible, respectful guy with a big heart. He looks after other animals as if they were his own. I've witnessed it with his own dog and how he acts with pets of his friends and family. He would be the perfect caregiver for your dog.