Before caring for a pet, I think it’s important to know their daily routine, personality, energy level, and any special needs they may have. I like to know feeding schedules, exercise routines, favorite activities, medications, allergies, and any behaviors or triggers I should be aware of so I can provide the best care possible. I also think it’s important to understand how pets interact with other animals and people, as well as what helps them feel most comfortable while their owners are away. Since every pet is different, I want to make sure I can keep their routine as normal and stress-free as possible while giving them plenty of attention, care, and affection.

For dogs, I enjoy going on walks, playing fetch or tug-of-war, spending time outside, and giving them lots of attention and affection. Since I’ve grown up with Bernese Mountain Dogs and currently care for both a Bernese and French Bulldogs, I’m very comfortable adapting activities based on a dog’s energy level and personality. For smaller pets like bunnies, I focus on gentle interaction, supervised playtime, and creating a calm environment where they feel safe and comfortable. I always make sure pets get plenty of companionship, exercise, and stimulation while still respecting their routines and individual needs. My goal is to make their time with me fun, stress-free, and full of care.