My name is Harrison- I am 29 years old and currently work in corporate hospitality while I study for my LSAT exam. What better study break than to walk/care for/ give all the love in the world to your adorable fur-babies!? I firmly believe each and every individual dog requires it's own unique amount of love, and I am required to give as much (or as little) as your doggo desires. My entire life, my family had, at least, one dog in the household at all times. From the time I was born, to middle school we had two dogs, Casey, a Dachshund, and Willie, a Yorkshire Terrier. When Casey passed, we added Maggie, another Yorkshire Terrier, to our family so Willie wouldn't be alone. Unfortunately, Maggie had many health complications, and once we lost her, we gave all of our love to Willie until he passed, at 18 years young. From there, my family went a year and a half without a dog to love on and, needless to say, it was beyond depressing. At the beginning of my freshman year of high school, we opened up our house to two beautiful long-haired dachshunds, Rascal and Sweetie. Our lives were complete with them, and we were lucky enough to have them for many years. They passed within 6 months of each other and the void in my heart has yet to be filled. Dogs bring people happiness. A dog is not just a man's best friend, but a human's best friend. Regardless of the size, temperament, or care, dogs bring warmness, and excitement to my heart and so much happiness to my life. I have cared for many dogs throughout my life. Whether it be my families dogs, a friend's Pit/Terrier mix named Eva (who I fell in love with and cuddled with all the time), a different friend's Alaskan Husky, or my sister's new puppy. My experience for caring for dogs is extensive, and truthfully a true component of my upbringing. While I currently only offer dog walking/drop in visits, I plan on offering boarding at some point soon.