Geraldine L.
Albemarle, NC
Services
Geraldine can host
Geraldine can care for
Availability
I work from home in a very convenient schedule to take care of your furry baby’s needs. It’s always a pleasure make a doggy happy.
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About Geraldine L.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
No pet caring at home available at the moment. Maybe in the near future. Stay tuned. No pet caring at home available at the moment. Maybe in the near future. Stay tuned.
Home
Information Geraldine L. would like to know about your pet
I would like to know about your dog personality, preferences about food and treats, about their behavior with other dogs/ animals, and fun activities preferences as well.
A typical day
Dog Parks: Taking your dogs to a local dog park is a great way for them to socialize with other dogs and get some exercise. Many dog parks have open spaces, agility equipment, and even designated areas for small or large dogs. Hiking Trails: If you and your dogs enjoy the outdoors, consider going on a hike together. Be sure to choose a dog-friendly trail, and keep your dogs on a leash if required. Hiking provides both physical and mental stimulation for your pets. Fetch and Frisbee: Playing games like fetch or frisbee in a secure, open area can be a fun way to exercise your dogs and satisfy their instinctual need to chase and retrieve. Puzzle Toys and Treats: On rainy or lazy days, you can keep your dogs mentally stimulated by providing them with puzzle toys or treat-dispensing toys that challenge them to figure out how to get to the tasty treats inside.
Location
Albemarle, NC
Pets
Ready to share cuddles and treats!
Pet care experience
I’ve lived with dogs since I can remember. I developed love an respect for animals from a young age. At home we had cocker spaniel, beagle, Shih Tzu, Siberian husky and mix breeds.
Reviews
Geraldine really helped us out! Our regular dog sitter got sick and Geraldine was sweet enough to take our dog last minute. Her dogs seemed to get along well with our dog.
Very friendly
About Geraldine L.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
No pet caring at home available at the moment. Maybe in the near future. Stay tuned. No pet caring at home available at the moment. Maybe in the near future. Stay tuned.
Home
Information Geraldine L. would like to know about your pet
I would like to know about your dog personality, preferences about food and treats, about their behavior with other dogs/ animals, and fun activities preferences as well.
A typical day
Dog Parks: Taking your dogs to a local dog park is a great way for them to socialize with other dogs and get some exercise. Many dog parks have open spaces, agility equipment, and even designated areas for small or large dogs. Hiking Trails: If you and your dogs enjoy the outdoors, consider going on a hike together. Be sure to choose a dog-friendly trail, and keep your dogs on a leash if required. Hiking provides both physical and mental stimulation for your pets. Fetch and Frisbee: Playing games like fetch or frisbee in a secure, open area can be a fun way to exercise your dogs and satisfy their instinctual need to chase and retrieve. Puzzle Toys and Treats: On rainy or lazy days, you can keep your dogs mentally stimulated by providing them with puzzle toys or treat-dispensing toys that challenge them to figure out how to get to the tasty treats inside.
Geraldine L.
Albemarle, NC