Debbie W.
O'Fallon, MO
Services
Debbie can host
Availability
My husband and I both work full time. We take our guests for a walk before work. We put them in pens for the day with their breakfast and fresh water. As soon as I'm off work, I rush home to walk the dogs again and give them play time. They get let out at least two more times throughout the evening.
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About Debbie W.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
For the safety of our guests, they are fed in separate pens. They also sleep in separate pens and when we leave as well. We have a gate in front of the door so no dogs escape. When we go outside, they are always on a leash unless we are in the fenced area.
Home
Information Debbie W. would like to know about your pet
Things I like to know about guest dogs: Do they have any medical issues? Do they take medicine? Who is their vet? Are they create trained? Are they used to having someone with them all day? Are they friendly with other dogs? Are they used to being on furniture? Are they food aggressive? Do they like playing with toys? How often do they eat and how much? Do they get treats? Where do they sleep? Are they afraid of loud noises? (Thunder, fireworks, etc. ) Are they potty trained? Description of the environment they are used to.
A typical day
Our kitchen, dining and great room have stone tiled so dogs are able to roam free in these areas. If messes are made, clean ups are easy to take care of. Although we do want guests potty trained, there are always the accidents that can happen. This is where our guests generally sleep at night. Guests are usually in pens at night or if no one will be home for their own protection. If you are against having your dog in a pen, let us know. We can have one guest dog at a time out of a pen. You may request that your furry friend sleep with us and we will evaluate based on the guest and number of other guests we have. We want our guests to have a fun and relaxing vacation. We will treat them as if they were ours. I like all dogs types and sizes but will only the smaller/medium dogs. This allows consistency and guest dogs get along better. I try to keep my guest number around 3. There are times when I do accept more. For instance holidays, dog stays overlapping, or when I have repeat clients that I know the dog would be more comfortable staying with me then a place they have not been before.
Location
O'Fallon, MO
Debbie W. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Smoke-free home/Lots of space&atten
Pet care experience
You can rest assured leaving your pet with us whether you are looking to enjoy a nice long vacation, taking a business trip, or that last minute emergency trip, your 4 legged baby will be well taken care of. We have 2,500 square foot home to play, eat, sleep and have fun in. We do not have a fenced yard right off the house, but do plenty of walks, weather permitting. We do have a fenced area away from our house that is a good play area. We are located in O'Fallon, but have a country feel. We have 3.5 acres for nice walks and play time. We are "empty nesters" and have time to spend on your baby, our guest. My husband works M-F and is home by 5-5:30. I usually work 7-3:30 but my scheduled can vary. We have 1 small dog, Bruster. We have time to devote to our guests and give them lots of love, as we both love animals. Our youngest child grew up loving animals as well and is now a vet tech for a wonderful company in Wentzville. Let us start spoiling your baby now with plenty of play time and lap time. Bring their favorite items to make them feel more at home.
Reviews
Momo had a great stay at their place.
Debbie did an awesome job taking care of our 10 month old corgi over a 5-day stay. This was our second time booking with her, and we would definitely use her services again!
Chloe had the best time while we were out of town!
Debbie is great! Sent us pictures and updates of how our pet was doing. Answered any questions or concerns we had. Would definitely use her again!
About Debbie W.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
For the safety of our guests, they are fed in separate pens. They also sleep in separate pens and when we leave as well. We have a gate in front of the door so no dogs escape. When we go outside, they are always on a leash unless we are in the fenced area.
Home
Information Debbie W. would like to know about your pet
Things I like to know about guest dogs: Do they have any medical issues? Do they take medicine? Who is their vet? Are they create trained? Are they used to having someone with them all day? Are they friendly with other dogs? Are they used to being on furniture? Are they food aggressive? Do they like playing with toys? How often do they eat and how much? Do they get treats? Where do they sleep? Are they afraid of loud noises? (Thunder, fireworks, etc. ) Are they potty trained? Description of the environment they are used to.
A typical day
Our kitchen, dining and great room have stone tiled so dogs are able to roam free in these areas. If messes are made, clean ups are easy to take care of. Although we do want guests potty trained, there are always the accidents that can happen. This is where our guests generally sleep at night. Guests are usually in pens at night or if no one will be home for their own protection. If you are against having your dog in a pen, let us know. We can have one guest dog at a time out of a pen. You may request that your furry friend sleep with us and we will evaluate based on the guest and number of other guests we have. We want our guests to have a fun and relaxing vacation. We will treat them as if they were ours. I like all dogs types and sizes but will only the smaller/medium dogs. This allows consistency and guest dogs get along better. I try to keep my guest number around 3. There are times when I do accept more. For instance holidays, dog stays overlapping, or when I have repeat clients that I know the dog would be more comfortable staying with me then a place they have not been before.
Debbie W.
O'Fallon, MO