I know how to take care of: -All dog sizes and breeds! All my dogs I've had have been Large and XL in size so I'm not intimidated or nervous around larger breeds, but that doesn't mean I don't also adore smaller pups as well! -All dog ages (this includes any age related issues, such as blindness or hearing issues) -Cats (young and old) -Small mammals -Chickens I am confident with giving oral medicine, both of my pets take them everyday, as well as following any other medical or nutritional guidelines needed for the dogs. - For Walks: Whether you're at work, away, or just can't take your pup for a walk; I'd love to! Burning energy or preventing accidents I've walked all sizes and ages, as well as multiple dogs at once, and even pups that tend pull a bit! If you don't mind you pup getting wet (or snowy) I don't mind weather and walk in all kinds. If you don't want them too wet, a quick stop outside for business and then some playtime inside to burn off that excitement. - For Drop-ins: I can stop in and take care of your pets for you, feed them, check water, even a short walk if needed, and plenty of attention! There aren't many pets I haven't taken care of so outside of your pup I can feed and look in on all types; cats, hamsters, reptiles, I've even looked after chicken coops before! - For house-sitting: When I'm not walking or doing drop-ins I'll spend my time keeping your pets company and giving them the exercise and love they need! This could be just running around the yard, going for walks, even a trip to the park or just spending an afternoon getting snuggles! I'll leave your house exactly as you left it and if you let me know, I can also handle small tasks while you're away - such as watering plants or taking the bins out on trash day! I have always loved animals and have had multiple pets at a time while growing up and still do now, so I know how to take care of dogs of all ages. I've been the go-to walker/sitter for years for friends, family, and coworkers. So I have learned to take care of; multi-dog households, multi-pet households, puppies, senior dogs, large and tiny breeds, extremely active and couch potatoes.