I have no particular breed preferences, I have the experience of sitting small puppies all the way to knowing how to handle a great dane that weighs more than I do. The more info the dog owner shares the better! Safety always comes first so knowing if the dog has any medical condition or special needs that need to be addressed is the first thing I would like to know. How well the dog gets along with other dogs, if they are aggressive, are they potty trained, are there any bad habits (ex. chewing on furniture) that I need to pay attention to. And any additional info that would make the dog's stay easy and fun for both of us.

I watched my friend's 145 pound Great Dane throughout the entire pandemic for a total of 5 months, and I learned how therapeutic and enjoyable dog walks can be for the caretaker, and I also got to slow down and truly enjoy the beauty of my neighborhood, so I would walk him at least three times a day. My house sits on almos half an acre lot with a very big, safely fenced back yard. The roads is a low traffic, peaceful neighborhood with lots of trees and grass, located in the heart of Miami. On the weekends I would drive him to walk the peer in Brickell, walk around Brickell Key, and even took him to the dog beach in Key Biscayne. Any dog that's stayed at my house gets extra love and playtime with toys etc, not just from me but from my dog loving family as well.