Amy B.
Amy B.
Contact for Boarding
from $40 per night
Highlights
Pet care experience
Animals make the world go round!
Growing up on a farm taught me to care for all animals with gentleness and respect. I have eperience training our puppy who is now 3 years old. I am all about rewards for positive behavior!
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Perfect all around for my little beagle ☺️ The yard is very secure, their doggo is super friendly, lots of toys and pictures to make both me and my pup comfortable. Would happily board with Amy again 👍
This is the second time I’ve used Amy and she was once again fantastic. Ember loved her stay!
Amy was wonderful and ember did not want to leave. She did great work watching ember and sending pics and videos throughout.
Amy did a great job of watching Coco and sending pictures!
Communication was great and I got daily updates. Lucy felt comfortable enough to eat while I was away (she usually goes on a hunger strike) and Amy was flexible with our pickup time. Thank you for taking great care of my 😇
Took fantastic care of Céleste ! I could tell she was to leave Amy’s house because she felt so right at home. Would highly recommend !
Calendar and availability
Schedule
I work remotely as an artist and I am a stay at home mom! My week days are very flexible since I make my own schedule. I am available Monday-Saturday anytime from 8-5, unless otherwise noted.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
I play interactive games with our dog and love taking her on long walks. Fun exercise is so good for dogs! I will do the same for your pups as I do my own.
Pets
A typical day
I love playing outside in our fenced in backyard with our dog. We play fetch, tug, chew on lots of sticks, and play in the sprinkler. I take our dog on frequent walks around the neighborhood. I use lick mats and other stimulating games when we are inside.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbsSpayed and neutered dogs onlyNo females in heatAmy can host up to 1 pet per night
- Let me know if your dog has any triggers (especially if it's young children), special routines, eating habits, and how they are around other small dogs.