I feel that my love of animals is perhaps the most important qualification that I have as a pet sitter. I enjoy spending time with the animals[1] I also feel that my experience as a Veterinarian Receptionist and Tech has provided me with skills and knowledge in the care of the animals. I understand how animals act if they are sick and I know a few things to do as well as getting in touch with the proper Vet. Animals give me a sense of calm and they help me as well as me taking care of them. I enjoy playing with them and teaching them skills I find it important to know what type of food the animal eats, what time of the day are they fed I enjoy taking them for walks if that is a habit that they are in……. I listen to the owner on any certain discipline methods for the pet that they will expect you to follow, like acknowledging good behavior with a special treat. I talk with the owner about the pet’s likes and dislikes. These details that are important for getting along with animal and owner[12] I Ask questions.of the pet owners. How old is the pet? What is their medical history? Do they do well with children? Other animals? How often should the dog be taken out? How often should a cat's litter box be changed? These are questions I try to address before the pet sitting job begins.[11] I try to schedule a practice visit. This way, the pet is familiar with me beforehand and finding our information about the pet that's never come up in casual conversation that I need to know The owner will also want to make sure the pet is comfortable with me. I also am very qualified to give your pet any medications they might need. Pets who are on medications usually need to stick to a regular schedule and dosage. I will follow the owner’s instructions on how to give the pet their medication. The pet is likely nervous without their owner present so show them affection and attention on a daily basis. [20] I try to always have a positive attitude towards your pets and have some fun!