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Daniel J.

Wayne State, Detroit, MI

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Daniel can host

0 to 15 lbs
16 to 40 lbs
41 to 100 lbs
over 101 lbs
Spayed and neutered dogs only
No females in heat
Crate-trained dogs only

Daniel can care for

Cats
0 to 15 lbs
16 to 40 lbs
41 to 100 lbs
over 101 lbs

Availability

I have all of the availabilty currently! I do freelance work & make my own schedule, so i’m plenty flexible & available to spend quality time with furry friends. I very much enjoy using the excuse to get outside & get some exercise.

Available
Not available
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Drop-In Visits Cancellation Policy:

About Daniel J.

Communication

50% response rate
Usually responds in about a day

Dog skills

6 years of experience
Oral medication administration
Injected medication administration
Senior dog experience
Special needs dog experience
Can provide daily exercise

Safety, trust & environment

I have a big wide open loft space for moderate zooming & places for beds & toys. I can divide the place into 4 different rooms in case they get too worked up and need some separate time away from eachother

Home

Lives in an apartment
Has a fenced yard
Non-smoking household
Has 1 dog
No children present
Dogs not allowed on bed
Dogs not allowed on furniture
Potty breaks every 2-4 hours

Information Daniel J. would like to know about your pet

Let me know if they have any specific irrational fears, if there are any quirks in their socializing style (are they shy at first, but eventually warm up to others?) and how they get along with other dogs.

A typical day

I’ll first let them explore our immediate surroundings , letting their nose guide us to become familiar with the new smells & thus more at ease. If they are socialized, I’ll let them off leash to play in my common green space (surrounded by a fenced-in parking lot). If that goes well & we’re still feeling frisky, we’ll take a long walk around campus & explore the nearby parks.

Location

Detroit, MI

Daniel J.'s Neighborhood

Pets

Licensed to Zoom

Pet care experience

I’ve always had a special fondness for animals ; my first word as a baby was “Maggie” , which is the name of our golden retriever who would live to be 17 years old. Guided by buddhist philosophy, my love for fuzzy mammals has expanded outward to include all living things & has to approach even the most difficult situations gently & with empathy. In the years preceding my “Eureka!” Moment of wanting to become a trainer, i worked as a walker & sitter for 3 years in NYC at a place called brooklyn bow wow and later worked for a trainer named Daniel Nogueira for another 2 years. Periodically we would have workshops with Mark Bennett (CPDT-KA) which informed my ability to improve leash behaviors & develop a behavioral modification strategy of positive reinforcement (most domesticated dogs do not respond well to negative feedback ; they don’t understand why they are being yelled at! 🥹) Eventually I had to eschew the dream job to take on a better-paying gig to pay my astronomical rent, which sucked, so my instincts all led me back to the midwest to continue pursuing my goal of becoming a certified trainer.

About Daniel J.

Communication

50% response rate
Usually responds in about a day

Dog skills

6 years of experience
Oral medication administration
Injected medication administration
Senior dog experience
Special needs dog experience
Can provide daily exercise

Safety, trust & environment

I have a big wide open loft space for moderate zooming & places for beds & toys. I can divide the place into 4 different rooms in case they get too worked up and need some separate time away from eachother

Home

Lives in an apartment
Has a fenced yard
Non-smoking household
Has 1 dog
No children present
Dogs not allowed on bed
Dogs not allowed on furniture
Potty breaks every 2-4 hours

Information Daniel J. would like to know about your pet

Let me know if they have any specific irrational fears, if there are any quirks in their socializing style (are they shy at first, but eventually warm up to others?) and how they get along with other dogs.

A typical day

I’ll first let them explore our immediate surroundings , letting their nose guide us to become familiar with the new smells & thus more at ease. If they are socialized, I’ll let them off leash to play in my common green space (surrounded by a fenced-in parking lot). If that goes well & we’re still feeling frisky, we’ll take a long walk around campus & explore the nearby parks.

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Daniel J.

Wayne State, Detroit, MI