Fanny R.
Alahambra, Phoenix, AZ
Services
Fanny can host
Fanny can care for
Availability
I am self employed and work from home weekdays and go out for work weekends but my wife or myself are mostly home. We love animals more than humans.
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About Fanny R.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Regular feeding and fresh water: Establish a consistent feeding schedule based on your pet's dietary needs and age. I have a fenced yard for outdoor potty access. I have leashes and crates available in my home. I can follow their routine care to minimize stress when their parents are away.
Home
Information Fanny R. would like to know about your pet
Medical History: Be aware of any allergies, medications, vaccinations, and existing health conditions the dog has. Dietary Needs: Know their feeding schedule, portion sizes, and any dietary restrictions. Behavioral Traits: Understand their behavior around people, other animals, and any specific triggers. This helps prevent potential issues.
A typical day
We start our early morning for potty breaks 6a-7a in groups of 5 dogs at a time. Then we let the critters do rough house play or lounge play in separate groups 7a-8a. From 8a-9a is feeding time. We do feeding time separately with gates, dog pens and crates to prevent food aggression and resource guarding. 9a-12p After feeding , we do groups for access potty breaks, walks by the canal, and play time. At 12p-2p nap times with calming music and aroma therapy. 2p-5p we do potty breaks and group play again, and walks by the canal. 5p-6p is feeding schedule. 6p-9p group play , potty access. 9p-10p we lounge inside the house and getting ready for bed. Give last minute potty break and everyone sleeping in by 10p. Calming music on and we start our 6am morning routine.
Location
Phoenix, AZ
Pets
Fanny R. 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.
Tail-Wagging care when UR not there
Pet care experience
Welcome to the paw show! Please Read Carefully Before Requesting to Book: Premium Dog Boarding (Structured, Calm, Slightly funny) | Midtown Phoenix We run a calm, structured home. Not a dog free-for-all. Think: peaceful, supervised, and drama-free. Who We Love: • Small dogs • elder dogs • Frenchies (we speak their language) • Owners who want quality care, not chaos Requirements (aka “keep us all sane”): • Meet & greet required • Dogs must be fixed + vaccinated • Crate trained (they don’t have to love it… just not fight it) • Must respect gates, barriers, and personal space • No aggression, escape artists, or “I do whatever I want” energy Our Setup: • Max 5 dogs (we like order, not madness) • Feeding done separately (no food fights in this house) • Crates + pens used for naps, decompression, or “reset time” • Indoor + fenced outdoor access What You Get: • Someone home most of the time • Updates with pics/videos so you don’t spiral Boarding Details: • Drop-off / pick-up: 7 AM – 7 PM • Early/late: +$15 (because boundaries matter) • Pet taxi available Not a Good Fit (no hard feelings): ✘ Dogs that need constant 1:1 human attention ✘ Dogs that break barriers, fences, or reality ✘ High prey drive or unsafe around small dogs Summary: If your dog can chill, follow structure, and rough house play peacefully → we’ll take great care of them If your dog is on a mission to run the house → respectfully… not here
Reviews
Fanny R was great! She sent me lots of pics showing me the dog was doing great with her other dogs! She made me feel at ease from the get-go by having a meet and greet with her dogs and answered all my questions. She has a great home and a wonderful situation where your dog will feel welcome!
Fanny was a wonderful dog boarding host for my pup! I could tell he was in great hands. He was clearly excited to go back for a second stay, and every photo and video Fanny sent showed him happy, relaxed, and safe. So grateful to have found her!
Fanny took amazing care of our Westie and provided lots of pictures and videos to make us feel comfortable were that he was cared for and enjoying himself with the other pups. Communication was great and the whole experience was easy. Would definitely recommend.
Super accommodating with my German Shepherd. Great communication and very understanding.
About Fanny R.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Regular feeding and fresh water: Establish a consistent feeding schedule based on your pet's dietary needs and age. I have a fenced yard for outdoor potty access. I have leashes and crates available in my home. I can follow their routine care to minimize stress when their parents are away.
Home
Information Fanny R. would like to know about your pet
Medical History: Be aware of any allergies, medications, vaccinations, and existing health conditions the dog has. Dietary Needs: Know their feeding schedule, portion sizes, and any dietary restrictions. Behavioral Traits: Understand their behavior around people, other animals, and any specific triggers. This helps prevent potential issues.
A typical day
We start our early morning for potty breaks 6a-7a in groups of 5 dogs at a time. Then we let the critters do rough house play or lounge play in separate groups 7a-8a. From 8a-9a is feeding time. We do feeding time separately with gates, dog pens and crates to prevent food aggression and resource guarding. 9a-12p After feeding , we do groups for access potty breaks, walks by the canal, and play time. At 12p-2p nap times with calming music and aroma therapy. 2p-5p we do potty breaks and group play again, and walks by the canal. 5p-6p is feeding schedule. 6p-9p group play , potty access. 9p-10p we lounge inside the house and getting ready for bed. Give last minute potty break and everyone sleeping in by 10p. Calming music on and we start our 6am morning routine.
Fanny R.
Alahambra, Phoenix, AZ