I have been professionally taking care of dogs and cats for four years. I have three of my own dogs that are the light of my life. Two of my dogs are English bulldogs who struggle with assorted health issues, so I am familiar with medicine routines and special needs. I have experience taking care of senior dogs including a pug with diabetes who needed daily insulin injections with each meal. I am one of those people who believe there are no bad dogs, just dogs having a rough day. Dogs are just humans who speak another language from us. I do not currently have a yard, so I must arrange for my dogs to be walked outside three times a day. One of my dogs struggles with allergies, so grooming is another facet of weekly life. I have three dogs at home that your dog is welcome to meet, but otherwise I am able to follow any sort of routine you may need for your fur baby to stick to your routine. I have an anxious rescue doggie who sometimes gets anxious around crowds, loud noises, and unknown males. I completely understand that many dogs have reasons to be anxious, and I am very prepared to put in the time and effort to get a good introduction with your pet(s) prior to care.