My partner and I are professional dogsitters who have a lot of experience as amateurs, independently, and through Rover sitting dogs of all shapes, sizes, ages, colors, you name it. Nowadays, we prefer dogs that are calmer and get along well others. My partner Erica has some medical education through Reed College and professional experience working in vet and speciality dog offices, and currently works from home as a full time sitter. I've taken care of dogs ranging from a 13 year old teacup poodle to a giant, 120 pound 1 year old German Shepard, and I love all of them. I grew up both living with and dogsitting big and small, and with my years at Rover I'm used to everything by now. Erica has a similar wealth of experience, including caring for a blind old dog of her own. Our setup includes multiple big dog beds that dogs seem to love sleeping and playing on, along with our king sized bed that we fill with as many dogs as possible. We also have a massive fenced backyard for all their outside needs. We love playing fetch and chase, and always aim to make dogs feel safe and comfortable to play with each other. Due to safety reasons we don't do many walks but we do our best to meet their energy needs through play. We ask that any dogs staying here get along well with other dogs, since we always have at least one furry pal around, and we try to do meet and greets with everyone first so the dogs can meet us and you can check us out!