I became a dog-walker at the SPCA when I was fifteen, and I've had dogs be a large part of my life ever since. Something as simple as walking can turn into such a fun, symbiotic act with a leashed pup. I have taken dog body language classes, and I like to believe I know how to speak canine, which has helped me gauge what it is they want/need. I loooOOOoove being outdoors, and if I could play all day, I would. Besides dog-walking at the SPCA, I am also a dog sitter for two lovely families for sometimes three weeks at a time. I work as a massage therapist, so I'm basically a professional petter as well. My hope is to keep your furry family member in its routine, so the only thing they miss is YOU. Sadly, I just moved into a new place that doesn't allow dogs. I will greatly miss boarding, but I would be appreciative to be considered to dog-sit in your home! I find that most dogs are more at ease in their own familiar spaces as well. For a small peace of mind: I always come prepared with my own food, and ALWAYS leave the house better than when I found it. I am humbled by the trust people have in me being in their home, and would never do anything to break that trust. Thank you for reading a little about me and what I offer!