COVID19 Update: I am opening back up my services for dogsitting once again. Any client drop off must consist of both parties masked. Thank you, Ashley I have a broad experience with many different types of dogs. Since I was young, my family always took in strays and rehomes and it's something that I have continued with as I grew up. I have experience both owning and watching small dogs, large dogs, high energy (border collies and heelers), low energy, high work drive (malinios), anxious, reactive, confident, and multiple dogs. I also have experience managing multiple dog households in which one dog was dog aggressive/reactive. I state this since I know what it's like to try and get a sitter for the "problem child" of the household. I believe dogs are happier when they have a job and love working to find out what dogs enjoy doing! Some dogs enjoy using their nose, others enjoy climbing and jumping on things, some dogs like trick training and some dogs enjoy chasing the ball! But at the end of the night, all dogs like some cuddles and sleep. I currently have two dogs of my own, a border collie and a blue heeler and we are very active averaging about 6-10 miles a day between walking/running. I do not have a fully fenced yard but I also don't ever use my yard as a way of exercise, the yard is purely to go potty or to lay down in while I work outside. Your dog will always be on leash when going potty even if it's below freezing. I am also a semi-recent Washington state transplant so rain and crappy weather don't bother me for exercising your dog! I have a separate room in my basement that I have nicknamed the "doggie playroom" filled with toys and is larger than my own bedroom! If your dog is not kenneled trained, this is where they will stay when I have to pop out of the house.