Hannah B.
Hannah B.
Contact for Drop-In Visits
from $20 per visit
Highlights
Pet care experience
I will treat your pet like my own!
I've owned dogs since I was a kid, and before moving to Montana owned 3 labs and a pudel pointer. I have experience with high energy, reactive, and large dogs. I'm a go to sitter for dogs when my friends go out of town, and love to educate myself about all different dogs breeds and spend time with any furry friends that I can. I've also volunteered for and trained at Heart of the Valley animal shelter.
Qualifications
Safety, trust & environment
My care is intentional, diligent, and respectful! From a walk to pet sitting I am intentional about boundaries, making sure everyone is comfortable, and respecting your time and space!
Ratings and reviews
Hannah was great to work with. Hannah sent us update on our animals and took great care of our home. We will continue to use Hannah and recommend her as well.



Hannah has been around animals all of her life. She is caring and knows how to handle all personalities of dogs. Hannah helped train her Poodle Pointer to be a bird dog and raised two Labs. She has also spent time on the ranch assisting with calves and riding horses. Hannah would be an asset to Rover.com caring for all types of animals.
Hannah has watched my dog for me countless times, she is definitely my go to when I go out of town! I have a black lab pointer mix that is very sweet but also has lots of energy. She always does a great job of giving him that loving attention along with making sure he gets enough exercise. She has lots of experience with animals and I would highly recommend her!
Calendar and availability
Schedule
I will be working part time so have plenty of time to walk and care for any type of dog, and can accommodate most needs!
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsHannah can host up to 3 drop-ins per day
- Please let me know if your dog has special needs regarding any aspect of their care during my visit so that I can plan ahead for extra time or care.
