Human and Dog psychology: I’ve been studying human psychology for 6 years and dog psychology for 2. I’ve been doing this as a hobby, not academically. I love learning about behavior, body language, thought processes, and how trauma affects the brain. Although I am NOT a professional dog trainer, learning about how to approach dogs, read their body language, and inspecting their health has helped me tremendously in successfully taking care of dogs. Senior Care: Dogs and Cats with hidden or obvious disabilities/illnesses. (Giving meds, preforming CPR, Heimlich maneuver, seizure care, taking your pet to doc appointments, mood swings, limited activities) Post-Surgery: (Making sure cones, casts, or accessories stay on throughout the day. Exercise/physical therapy. Careful handling, and creating a safe environment to ensure a successful recovery.) Upbringing: I’ve grown up with various pets, including: Fish, Birds, Lizards, Chickens, Cats, and Hamsters. I was always taking in strays, building makeshift shelters and feeding areas for animals or critters.