Since I live on campus, I can only care for your dogs at your home. I understand this may raise some concerns, but I have experience with house sitting, particularly while caring for my uncle's French Bulldog, Mookie. Before staying at his house, we discussed all the necessary safety measures I needed to be aware of, like ensuring his backyard gate’s latch was properly secured, as it sometimes wouldn’t close correctly. I also made sure the house was kept tidy and even took on extra tasks like watering his plants and feeding his koi fish. Of course, I made sure Mookie didn't disturb the fish! Each night, I ensured all doors, including the doggy door, were securely closed, and I placed fresh pee pads out to avoid any messes overnight. I’m also familiar with crating dogs, as I did this with my own dog and my aunt’s English Bulldog. When caring for pets in a client’s home, my priority is always to create a calm, familiar environment for them. I follow the routine you’ve set for your pet, keeping their meals, walks, and potty breaks on schedule, while giving them the love and attention they’re used to. I also maintain the cleanliness of your home, tidying up any pet messes and ensuring food bowls, toys, and litter boxes are clean. For dogs, I customize walks based on their specific needs, whether it's a gentle stroll for an older dog or active playtime for a more energetic pup. I always ensure they stay hydrated and comfortable. If your pet has special needs, such as medication, allergies, or breathing issues, I’m experienced with that as well. In short, I treat every pet with the same love and care as if they were my own, ensuring they feel safe, happy, and cared for while you’re away.