I was born into a home with three large dogs. Throughout the years I have helped raise about 10 different dogs. Six of them under our own roof (at different times, up to 3 at the most) and the rest between family. As of August 2019, this is the first time in my 28 years of life that I do not have a dog of my own under my roof. Between personal experience (of many breeds) and the love of puppers as one of your own, your paws will be loved and cared for as a member of the family. Being a stay-at-home mom to a 9 month old baby boy is a full-time job, but it does not take away from time in my own home. Caring for a pupper and baby boy Jax runs concurrently with each other. Making it possible to be available for pet care all 7 Days of the week. Whether that be a few hours during the day or multiple days at a time, including overnight, scheduling for care is completely available. Under the roof of our home, your pupper can roam free with constant love and excitement, as well as having access to anywhere we put our own butts 🙂 If you are trying to crate train, I can keep up with that for you but it is not a necessity in our home. Outside our door, we do live in an apartment complex, but please do not let that have a negative connotation. Not only does our complex provide an amazing bark Park, but I am a firm believer in leashes (harness if needed). Not because I don't trust the animal on my leash, but because I cannot guarantee other animals around will be on their leash. The safety of the dog at the end of my leash is my first priority. Having a 9-month-old baby boy, I constantly take him on walks as it is, so your pupper will get plenty of outside time. The bark Park is gated off and very open. From one dog lover to another, every situation varies but I am capable and adaptable for any breed as well as any breeds mentality. I will be the main caretaker for your fur baby, but since my fiance and baby live in the home, I have included pictures of them with animals as well just to give extra comfort.