I love dogs more than I love anything else in the world. Even my fiance will vouch for this. I grew up with dogs in the house and they were always part of the family. During family movie nights the pups were always snuggled onto the couch, whether there was extra room or not. They didn't care because their love and cuddles were always unconditional. Unfortunately both of my dogs growing up passed away and that loss, as many of you all know, is one of the hardest to go through, but I told myself that it only hurts like that because the bond was so strong and special. I went to UW and was pup-less and missed having a furbaby so much. So, when I graduated (with majors in psychology and biology) rescuing a pup was my number 1 priority. I now have Cleo, a 40 pound terrier mix, and she adds so much love and richness to my life. She loves to play with other dogs and I love to have other dogs in the house! We go to the dog park to swim and play almost daily. I also love to take the pups on runs and hikes, if permitted. Once tuckered out, we definitely do our fair share of cuddling on the couch. In regards to my experience, I have dog sat on and off for the past 8 years, mostly for families that I nanny for. The dogs have ranged from a 10 year old cocker spaniel, to a 120 pound 1 year old english mastiff. I have administered medications and dealt with incontinence. Regardless of disability or not, I love and treat them all equally!