Aliaksandra T.
Oxford
Services
Aliaksandra can host
Aliaksandra can look after
Availability
I currently work part-time from home, which means I’m around the house most of the day and have plenty of time to dedicate to your pet. My schedule is very flexible, so I can easily adapt to your dog’s needs — whether that means going for walks throughout the day, playtime in the garden, or just providing some company and cuddles. Since I don’t have many calls or distractions during the day, your dog will get my full attention and care. I’m available every day of the week, and I’m happy to welcome new furry friends anytime after 10 a.m.
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About Aliaksandra T.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a lovely, fully fenced garden that’s perfect for dogs to play and explore safely. My own pup, Puree — a sweet and friendly Cavapoo — absolutely loves spending time out there, and he’ll be more than happy to welcome a new friend to run around and play with. Your dog will get plenty of fresh air and exercise, as I’ll take them on walks whenever they need. I’m also happy to follow any specific feeding schedules, routines, or house rules you have in place — I’ll do my best to mirror their home environment so they feel as comfortable and secure as possible while you’re away.
Home
Information Aliaksandra T. would like to know about your pet
Let me know what your day looks like with your pet and will try our best to mimic it. What time do they have food? How many walks do they need? What is the sleeping pattern like? Are they anxious?
A typical day
A typical day here is filled with fun, play, and lots of love. We usually start our mornings with a 30-minute walk in the nearby park — it’s a great way to get some energy out and enjoy the fresh air. We play, throw balls, and just enjoy a calm, happy start to the day. After the walk, we come home for breakfast, and then I open the garden doors so the dogs can freely roam and play between the house and the secure, fully fenced garden. Around lunchtime, we head out for a longer walk — usually about an hour. We often go into the nearby fields where the dogs can run, explore, and play to their heart’s content. After that, it’s time for some well-earned treats, followed by a bit of downtime to rest, nap, or just relax around the house. In the early evening, usually around 6 or 7 p.m., we go out for another walk — again, up to an hour depending on the dog’s energy. If your pup still has some excitement left, we’ll play and enjoy some final outdoor time together. After that we come back for the dinner. Evenings are calm and cozy. If the weather is nice, we spend some relaxed time in the garden, or we settle into the living room for a bit of play, zoomies, or cuddles. Bedtime is usually between 10 and 11 p.m., but I’m happy to adjust to your dog’s usual schedule, whether they prefer turning in earlier or staying up a little later.
Location
Oxford, United Kingdom
Pets
Boarding and daycare. Zero anxiety for your pet.
Pet care experience
I’ve been surrounded by dogs for as long as I can remember. Growing up, we had two poodles who were very much part of the family — I spent my childhood alongside them, and they played a big role in shaping my love for animals. A couple of years ago, I welcomed a Cavapoo into my own life, and it’s been one of the most rewarding and joyful experiences I’ve ever had. Over the years, I’ve also regularly looked after the pets of friends and family. Dog-sitting has become something I genuinely enjoy — it brings me so much happiness to spend time with dogs, care for them, and make sure they feel loved and relaxed while their owners are away. As someone who experiences anxiety myself, I’m very attuned to how pets might be feeling. I always try to create a safe, playful, and comforting environment for them. I make sure they’re having fun, staying active, and never feeling lonely. Whether it’s letting them snuggle on the sofa or the bed, playing in the garden, or just being there for a cuddle, I treat every dog I care for like part of the family. My goal is always to make their time with me feel just like home — or even better.
Reviews
Great communication, frequent updates and the dog returned happy and healthy. Will book again for sure.
Aliaksandra was amazing. Mila had the best time with her, and I don’t think she wanted to come home! Aliaksandra Has a lovely home, with a lovely garden, and she sent regular updates and photos of Mila during the stay.
Aliaksandra took brilliant care of Molly and she had a great time! I can't recommend her highly enough.
Aliaksandra did an amazing job with Max and kept me updated on how he was!
About Aliaksandra T.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a lovely, fully fenced garden that’s perfect for dogs to play and explore safely. My own pup, Puree — a sweet and friendly Cavapoo — absolutely loves spending time out there, and he’ll be more than happy to welcome a new friend to run around and play with. Your dog will get plenty of fresh air and exercise, as I’ll take them on walks whenever they need. I’m also happy to follow any specific feeding schedules, routines, or house rules you have in place — I’ll do my best to mirror their home environment so they feel as comfortable and secure as possible while you’re away.
Home
Information Aliaksandra T. would like to know about your pet
Let me know what your day looks like with your pet and will try our best to mimic it. What time do they have food? How many walks do they need? What is the sleeping pattern like? Are they anxious?
A typical day
A typical day here is filled with fun, play, and lots of love. We usually start our mornings with a 30-minute walk in the nearby park — it’s a great way to get some energy out and enjoy the fresh air. We play, throw balls, and just enjoy a calm, happy start to the day. After the walk, we come home for breakfast, and then I open the garden doors so the dogs can freely roam and play between the house and the secure, fully fenced garden. Around lunchtime, we head out for a longer walk — usually about an hour. We often go into the nearby fields where the dogs can run, explore, and play to their heart’s content. After that, it’s time for some well-earned treats, followed by a bit of downtime to rest, nap, or just relax around the house. In the early evening, usually around 6 or 7 p.m., we go out for another walk — again, up to an hour depending on the dog’s energy. If your pup still has some excitement left, we’ll play and enjoy some final outdoor time together. After that we come back for the dinner. Evenings are calm and cozy. If the weather is nice, we spend some relaxed time in the garden, or we settle into the living room for a bit of play, zoomies, or cuddles. Bedtime is usually between 10 and 11 p.m., but I’m happy to adjust to your dog’s usual schedule, whether they prefer turning in earlier or staying up a little later.
Aliaksandra T.
Oxford