Daniel B.
Daniel B.
Highlights
Pet care experience
Your Dog’s Best Friend
I Could Be Your Dog’s Best Friend! Since October of 2025, I’ve become the Primary Sitter for a Black Lab named Tucker. Since his owners are family friends, they do not book me through Rover (Ooh, am I supposed to admit that here?). But I have earned their trust, such that they’ve just given me a spare key to their house, so we’re not handing it back-and-forth every time they go out of town. I’ve had a very good connection with Tucker from the beginning. Given how well he responds to me, I swear he thinks he’s as much my dog as he is my friends’. My dogsitting experience actually began at a music festival, over Labor Fay weekend in 2025. My first day there, I met a woman who needed someone to watch her Black Lab for a couple of hours. I was available. So, we took Aurora over to my tent. She immediately began acting as if she were my dog, and I wound up taking care of her throughout the weekend. At one point, her owner quipped, “She listens to you better than to me!”
Qualifications
Safety, trust & environment
I cannot do boarding. I am only available for going to the client's home. On a previous dogsitting job, the entire yard was fenced in. The dog had free access to both the front and back yards. In the morning, I fed the dog, played fetch with him, and left him outside for the day. In the evening, we played fetch for a while. Then I brought the dog inside for the evening, fed him, and spent some time just keeping him company, before going home. I was consistently mindful to close the gate when entering and leaving the yard, and to lock the door when leaving the house.
Ratings and reviews
Daniel does a great job looking after our black Labrador. Provides loving care and our dog is excited to see him when he stops by.
Calendar and availability
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Schedule
At the Home Depot, I am part of the Night Crew. I work only 3 nights per week, 4 hours each night. So, I have plenty of time for caring for your pet(s).
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsDogs over 1 year oldDaniel can host up to 3 drop-ins per day
- I do have cerebral palsy, which makes my muscle movements jerky. On a rare occasion, I have met dogs which were made uneasy by this. Before taking any dogsitting job, I would definitely want to meet the dog(s) I will be caring for, to make sure the animal(s) is/are comfortable with me. At the same time, however, please do not let my cerebral palsy make you doubt my ability to care for your pet(s). I know how to adapt to my physical limitations. I have handled a 60 lb. male Black Lab, and even a 100 lb. female Black Lab, with no problems.