I think that Craig would make a very good dog sitter, as through seeing him with many dogs, including his childhood dog, Parker, I have found him to be a fun-loving, caring, and patient dog owner. When Craig rescued his dog, Parker was a very cute, but trying puppy. He would chew through cords, bark at any movement outside the apartment, bite at Craig's hands and feet, and do his business in the apartment. However, Craig, who is a total sleep-aholic, would wake up first thing in the morning to take the dog out, without any complaining. He would constantly sit in the family room and toss a ball down the hall or play tug-o-war or scratch Parker's belly, but he would also be firm with Parker when he was misbehaving. Ultimately, Craig is the reason that Parker is the playful, yet obedient dog that he is today. Aside from his interactions with his own dog, Craig loves any dog he comes into contact with. Craig frequently takes care of his friend's dog, and will often video chat with me while dog-sitting. I always see him with the dog on his lap, giving the dog a good lovin' (as we say). Whenever we are in public together and we see a dog, Craig does not hesitate to ask its owner if he can pet their dog, and once receiving permission, he gives every dog a good scratching. I think that Craig's experience with his own dog and with other dogs has given him the ability to cater to any dog's needs, and that his love for not only dogs, but other animals as well, would make him the dog sitter that any owner would feel comfortable leaving their pet with. (To clear any confusion, Parker lives with Craig's parents, so any dog that he would watch would have his undivided attention.)