Alexis V.
Bountiful, UT
Services
Alexis can care for
Availability
With my own pup at home, we go to the park in the morning to play fetch and then a walk in the evening. I work a hybrid job and my schedule is very flexible as needed.
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About Alexis V.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Am I happy to provide visits/walks for your dog(s) alone, or to bring my dog along if your pup would enjoy some socialization and company. Ellie is very patient and tolerant of other dogs, especially those who are extra hyper or a little guarded at first. I have had many "runners" in my lifetime, so I am extra vigilant when it comes to entering/exiting your home as well as when on walks or at a park. Growing up, we always had at least three large dogs in my home (Great Danes, St. Bernards, Dobermans, etc.) so I am very familiar with pack dynamics and experienced when it comes to walking multiple dogs at once. Please let me know if there are any medical, behavioral, or other concerns and I am happy to do what I can to accommodate your pup's needs!
Information Alexis V. would like to know about your pet
Most important for me to know before watching your pet: 1) Is your pet a runner? If so, what preventative measures do you have in place (double-doors, tracking collar, etc.). What do I need to know to make sure your pup stays safe and contained? For example, I regularly watch a Husky who can open doors and windows (including in cars), so I make sure to always have the doors and windows locked when I am watching him. 2) Does your dog have any special release words or commands associated with regular activities (walks, meals, etc.)? 3) Does your dog have any "cues" or behavioral needs that I should be aware of?
A typical day
I love going on long walks through neighborhoods with lots of sniff breaks. I can also take them to a park to spend time outside and play fetch. We can practice tricks, learn new games (like hide-and-seek), catch bubbles, and try out different puzzle toys.
Location
Bountiful, UT
Pets
Alexis V. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Will Care For Your Dog Like My Own
Pet care experience
My dog is precious to me and I will treat your fur-baby(ies) like my own. My goal in providing pet care is to make it as convenient and stress-free as possible. I know what it is like to need a last-minute sitter and I never want price to stand in the way of your pup getting quality care. So please reach out, especially if there are special circumstances! I love going on outdoor adventures with my 7 year old black Lab, Ellie! We especially enjoy hiking, swimming at the lake, and playing fetch at the park. On cold and rainy days, we'll do indoor enrichment activities like hide-and-seek, puzzle toys, or catching bubbles!
Reviews
Alexis is amazing super responsive and great with our pup! Highly recommend!
Thank you Alexis! Your communication was so reassuring and Tucker loves you! It’s so nice to know someone local for when I’m traveling and Tuck has to stay home. You rock!
Alexis is so wonderful with my 2 Great Danes! She’s a wonderful communicator and I’d hire her anytime she’s available!
Alexis is amazing!! Our doggies loved her SO much! They are not the easiest dogs to babysit but she made it look easy. I would recommend her to anyone!!
About Alexis V.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Am I happy to provide visits/walks for your dog(s) alone, or to bring my dog along if your pup would enjoy some socialization and company. Ellie is very patient and tolerant of other dogs, especially those who are extra hyper or a little guarded at first. I have had many "runners" in my lifetime, so I am extra vigilant when it comes to entering/exiting your home as well as when on walks or at a park. Growing up, we always had at least three large dogs in my home (Great Danes, St. Bernards, Dobermans, etc.) so I am very familiar with pack dynamics and experienced when it comes to walking multiple dogs at once. Please let me know if there are any medical, behavioral, or other concerns and I am happy to do what I can to accommodate your pup's needs!
Information Alexis V. would like to know about your pet
Most important for me to know before watching your pet: 1) Is your pet a runner? If so, what preventative measures do you have in place (double-doors, tracking collar, etc.). What do I need to know to make sure your pup stays safe and contained? For example, I regularly watch a Husky who can open doors and windows (including in cars), so I make sure to always have the doors and windows locked when I am watching him. 2) Does your dog have any special release words or commands associated with regular activities (walks, meals, etc.)? 3) Does your dog have any "cues" or behavioral needs that I should be aware of?
A typical day
I love going on long walks through neighborhoods with lots of sniff breaks. I can also take them to a park to spend time outside and play fetch. We can practice tricks, learn new games (like hide-and-seek), catch bubbles, and try out different puzzle toys.
Alexis V.
Bountiful, UT