I got my first dog, Treixi, when I was 15 years old. She was a rescue puppy and stayed with us until she was 13. Growing up with her taught me responsibility, patience, and how to care for a dog through all life stages, from energetic puppy to senior. She traveled with us by car, visited friends and family, and was truly part of our daily life. After Treixi, my family adopted another rescue dog from the countryside, Olivia. She was very gentle but needed time to adjust to city life. I helped her integrate into a new environment for about a year, supporting her with walks, routines, and socialization. This experience taught me how to work calmly with dogs that need extra patience and adaptation. Since moving to Europe four years ago, I lived for two years in a house where my landlords had a dog named Juna. I regularly played with her (she loves playing soccer) and took her on walks, which allowed me to continue being actively involved in daily dog care. Although I haven’t worked as a professional sitter yet, I have many years of hands-on experience caring for dogs in different environments. When I visit my family in Colombia, I also spend time on our farm with two other dogs, enjoying walks and playtime with them. What sets me apart is my experience with rescue dogs and my understanding that every dog has a different personality and pace. I am patient, attentive, and comfortable caring for both young and older dogs, especially those who need time to adapt or feel safe in a new environment.