I find that personality is far more important than breed when it comes to spending time with animals. As such, I have no preference on breeds or size as long as your dog has basic training down. Important questions: - Does your dog jump on or act aggressively towards strangers? I accept dogs with these behaviors, but I will need to know beforehand the best way of handling them. - Do they have any habits, quirks, or a specific schedule I need to be aware of? The more information you can give me about what makes your dog unique, the better I can take care of them! - If we're walking, does your dog pull or chase animals/other dogs? - What are their favorite things to do? Do they have certain toys they especially like, special treats, etc - What's most important to you, as the owner, that I do to give the best experience possible to you and your pup? For cats: -What's your cat's temperament towards strangers? Friendly, nervous, defensive, indifferent, etc. -Is your cat declawed? -What are their favorite toys, treats, napping spots, etc?

I love to walk dogs in nature whenever possible! Dogs absolutely love exploring everything the trails have to offer and I always appreciate the breath of fresh air no matter the weather. I love playing with animals and giving them lots of love every moment we're together. With cats, what we do depends on what they're comfortable with and their personality type. If your cat is high-energy and loves to play, I keep them occupied and entertained, but if they're low-energy and just want to nap, I find it's best to leave them be with the occasional pat or head rub.