No breed preferences! Every dog is a star. I have worked with anything from the fussiest Pits, the brawniest wimpy Boxers, the most short-guy syndrome Maltese, the feistiest Shih Tzus, the quiet giant Newfoundland mixes... Hunting dogs, toy breeds, throw 'em all at me. Things I would like to know about you and your dog: • Your location. I currently service S. Bellmore, S. Merrick, and S. Wantagh. I also have a handful of clients along the Wantagh/Seaford border. Rover's estimated locations frequently glitch, so try contacting me if you're within these areas even if Rover suggests you're out of radius. • Your dog's age/size/breed(s), or your cat's age. • Does your pet have any health problems? Long-term or short-term -- we don't want any gaps in antibiotics! • Is your pet up to date on vaccines? • What is your pet's usual routine, and what hours would you typically request care around? • Does your dog or cat have any behavioral quirks I should know about? • What type of equipment do you walk your dog with? If you are unsure, feel free to simply send me a picture. • Is your dog crate-trained? Alternatively, is your cat an escape artist? • How often does your dog go out? Any issues with accidents? Does your dog need exact timing or is he or she physically capable of flexible relief times?

Every dog has different needs, so every walk/drop-in might look different! My geriatric dog pals enjoy sniffing exhibitions and gentle strolls. My puppy clients get command reinforcement, impulse control practice, and plentiful playtime to ensure their development is well-rounded. My cat friends always get offered playtime and as much affection as they'd like.