I love all dog breeds including the "scary" ones like Pit Bulls and Rottweilers. Before meeting your dog, please let me know any restrictions (dietary, physical, emotional). Any triggers such as other animals, certain types of dogs, people wearing hats, skateboards, loud noises, etc. Please let me know any commands, and how you correct your dog (for example if they bark too much, growl at someone, or other poor doggy behavior) -- I want to treat them the way they are trained at home! Dogs who stay in my home are must not have the habit of barking excessively and should get along with other dogs.

No slow or lazy walks here! Brisk walks or jogs help make the most of their time outdoors. I like to take dogs on walks through different streets because they always get excited by the new smells. Each walk should be an adventure, not just the same old routine! And if there is an open grassy field or park nearby, I love running around with them even on the leash. The goal is to get them exercise and have fun. Off-leash play is also an option if you are comfortable with that. And I can take the pups for hikes or playing at the beach! I have to admit that I will talk to your dog and praise them for being a good dog pretty much the entire visit. By the time I'm done telling them what a good doggo they are, they'll have a bigger ego than Mariah Carey in her prime.