Since the young age of 5, I have wanted to become a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. It has been a path I have wanted to pursue for all of my academic career. Currently, I am a full-time student in college and I am an Animal Biology major. Throughout my education, I participated in a year-long course for veterinary assistants, volunteered at a clinic for a couple months, and I watch educational videos regarding animals and domestic pets every day. I love dogs so much and I am willing to expand my knowledge of dogs and how to take care of them! I am very attentive with taking care of animals and I learn incredibly fast. When I volunteered at a veterinary clinic, I walked a couple dogs, fed them, washed them, and learned how to play with them. I have also walked a friend’s dogs a couple times in my free time. When it comes to dogs, I am aware of how they need a lot of attention and I can provide that! If the dog has separation anxiety, I spend extra time taking care of it and play and cuddle with it more. I try my hardest to play with the dog as much as it wants and even walk extra if the dog wants it. I make sure that their food and water bowls are filled, groom them if the owner requests it, to be attentive with their behavior and watch them at all times, make sure they don’t get into anything during their walks, and clean up after them on walks. If the dog has a disability, I will try my best to accommodate them and help them as much as I can so they are comfortable. I love certain dog breeds incredibly! I enjoy bigger dogs like huskies, golden retrievers, and labradors! I think they are so cute and their size makes them more adorable. I adore personality-driven dogs as well like shiba inu’s and corgi’s! All dogs are great, but I have a soft spot for bigger dogs and ones who have big personalities!