Amanda T.
Amanda T.
Contact for Drop-In Visits
from $13 per visit
Highlights
Pet care experience
Lover of ALL dogs!
I have been taking care of dogs my entire life, from growing up with family dogs and then to getting my chocolate lab puppy as soon as I was on my own. I raised her from 8 weeks old until the day she went to doggie heaven at 14. As I am currently in medical school, training another pup of my own full time is a bit out of the question at the moment. But luckily enough for you, I am here to put spare time, knowledge, and passion for dogs to good use!! You can always count on lots of affection and also structured discipline if I am caring for your fur babies!
Qualifications
Safety, trust & environment
I will always put a pet’s safety above all else! Some ways I do this are learning about any triggers or dislikes as well as their usual environment and daily routine.
Ratings and reviews
My dogs hit it off with Amanda right away and that's unusual for them. One dog is shy and the other is skeptical to strangers. Neither of them barked or growled at her and after she walked them, they both wanted to be petted. Since they don't get to see strangers often, it can sometime take days for them to be comfortable. I plan on having her watch my best buddies more often!
Amanda loves all animals and you’d be very fortunate to have her sit with your pet. They are all like family to her and animals love her right away. My husband and I have had her watch our dogs, x3, and cats, x3, many times and for weekends. Shes very trusted in our home.
Calendar and availability
Schedule
I currently have a rather flexible schedule. I am willing and able to accommodate all types of hours and schedules, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsAmanda can host up to 2 drop-ins per day
- I am all about spoiling a dog with treats (in moderation of course)! Therefore, I need to know all about their diet, including if they’re allowed people food or not, as well as any specific allergies. I also like to know about any specific triggers they may have that will alter their behavior.
