Due to recent changes in Rover, I’m only watching after the most well cared for dogs. I apologize for the inconvenience. Aside from reliability and punctuality, I'm best with the big dogs and the playful dogs. Grew up with playful Golden Retrievers and (indifferent cats) most my life. Dogs around me tend to get free belly rubs and scratched behind the ear and several tennis balls thrown. Been watching dogs off-rover for several years, I specialize in spoiled golden retrievers but am able to accommodate other spoiled dog breeds. I've got a bad habit of being overly accommodating to dogs that trick me into taking them out more than they need just so they can bark at that dastardly squirrel a little longer. Pretty dogs with the perfect sad face may gain weight unexpectedly'....active dogs with tennis balls or tug ropes may appear exhausted when I leave. Dogs with grooming brushes and paper bags may appear newly fluffed and ready for a night on the town.