I’ve been looking after dogs since I was a teenager. I’m experienced with almost every breed imaginable, from Italian Greyhounds to Irish Wolfhounds. What drew me into dog-sitting was learning how many dogs spend their days crated up and locked up. As a dog owner myself, I wanted to do something to help dogs have free and active lives without their owners having to worry about their safety. Like I said, I have two dogs. Izzy is my 8-year-old French Bulldog. She’s pretty laid back and sleeps a lot, but she does enjoy meeting new puppy pals. Roxy is an 8-month-old Black-Mouth Cur who is the sweetest-natured dog I’ve ever met—she plays great with dogs of any size. We also have two cats, Linus and Ink. They enjoy playing with dogs, but if your dog doesn’t like cats, we have a nice play area for the cats upstairs and can close them off from your pup. My wife loves dogs even more than I do. She has a lot of experience with extra-special pooches: seniors, puppies, extra-large dogs, and dogs with special needs. We all live in a two-story house on a corner lot in the Bradshaw Crossing neighborhood. In the living room is a huge, comfy couch that will seat ten—people or dogs—so we’ve got a great place for cuddling. The backyard is big and fenced in, with nice shade trees, so your dog will have lots of space to play outdoors. There are also several parks nearby that are great for dogs. Physical fitness is important to me. For my day job, I’m a personal trainer, and when I’m off the clock, I’m into obstacle-course racing. So I run around the neighborhood a lot to stay in shape. Your dog is more than welcome to join me as I work out. The streets in this neighborhood all have sidewalks, which makes dog-walking so much safer. I strive to be the best at whatever I do, and believe in going above and beyond to help everyone, human and animal, with any need great or small. So if you entrust your dog to my care, I will give them the best care possible. I want to be someone you will trust enough to come back to again.