Amber R.
Amber R.
Contact for Boarding
from $25 per night
Highlights
Pet care experience
Exercise,belly rubs & lots of love!
Hello! :) In our home we love to have small or big dog breeds I have had both all my life. I have walked/boarded for all breeds truly from a 96 pound German Shepard to a 5 pound Yorkie. If booking with my family and I there is guaranteed exercise/fun/ lots of treats/ belly rubs! I worked at Pet Fair in the Woodlands mall for quite some time I was taught how to give shots/medicine and will do so for your fur baby without a problem if needed. Let’s set up a meet & greet to ensure you feel comfortable leaving your fur baby in my care. Thank you hope to meet you and your fur baby/babies soon!
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
My babies look happy and not overfed, they have other dogs to socialize with during their stay. Amber has been accommodating to our drop off/pick up changes and administering medications. Lots of photo updates. Definitely recommend.
Amber is the Best
Using Amber is always a wonderful experience! Our dog is continuously cared for in a loving home environment, and it gives us so much peace of mind knowing our dog is always treated like part of the family instead of being in a kennel. We always receive updates and photos, and it is clear our pup is happy, comfortable, and well cared for the entire time. Communication is excellent, and the whole process is easy from start to finish. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for a trustworthy, caring in-home dog sitter. We will definitely be booking with her again and again!
Good experience! Thanks Amber
I recently had Amber take care of my pet Pete, and I couldn't be happier with her service! She was attentive, caring, and really took the time to understand Pete's needs. He came back home happy and well taken care of. I highly recommend Amber to anyone looking for a trustworthy pet sitter! Thank you, Amber!
Excellent service provider. Responds quickly and sends regular updates.
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Schedule
Every morning we wake up between 6:30-7:30am to let the doggos out to go potty. They run around for a bit or jump on the trampoline we have. Afterwards come in and will have breakfast/treats we typically let them out every 2 hours or as needed. We follow their daily routine as best as possible.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
We care for all the doggos as if they were our own. We love to build a bond with them to ensure they feel comfortable while their family is away on vacation. We like to consider their stay with us as a vacation for themselves. They get to meet plenty of new friends and get lots of playtime.
Pets
A typical day
We have a trampoline that most of the dogs enjoy it’s hilarious to watch them jump on it with our daughter. We also enjoy playing fetch with them feel free to bring their favorite ball/chew toy.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsUnspayed females accepted, neutered males onlyNo females in heatAmber can host up to 5 pets per night
- Unfortunately due to certain circumstances I no longer accept pit bulls,boxers, Dobermans , cane Corso or labradors unless they have been professionally trained. If any aggressive behavior is seen upon our meet and greet I will not be able to book the boarding. Is he/she a digger? How is she/he around groups of dogs? What is their daily schedule? Do they have any medical conditions or allergies? Do they have any food aggression?