Jayla D.
Atlanta, GA
Dancing with the paws
Pet care experience
I believe my enthusiasm, reliability, and willingness to learn make me an excellent candidate for the role. I have plenty of experience caring for animals. I grew up with dogs, cats, and a variety of small pets, and I have always been responsible for their feeding, walking, and general care. Additionally, I have volunteered at a local animal shelter, where I gained experience handling and caring for dogs and cats of all breeds and temperaments. In terms of skills, I am confident in my ability to provide basic pet care, including feeding, walking, and playing with pets. I am also comfortable administering medication to pets as needed. While I do not have formal training in pet training or grooming, I am eager to learn and am confident that I can quickly develop these skills with proper training. Finally, I am committed to providing excellent customer service to both pets and their owners. I understand that pets are a beloved member of the family, and I will treat each animal in my care with the love, attention, and respect they deserve. Additionally, I will communicate clearly and regularly with pet owners, providing updates and addressing any concerns in a timely and professional manner.
Reviews
Jayla was great watching our reactive dog, Luna. Highly recommend! We got updates and came home to
Reliable and trustworthy sitter! Jayla took good care of Shiva while I was gone and stayed at my apartment for a night. She was great at communicating with me as well.
Thanks!
Jayla was great to work with! Very kind, and my pets made a couple of messes and she communicated these issues right away and took the necessary steps to clean them. Thank you Jayla!
About Jayla D.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Due to me having an elderly dog I can not accommodate dogs in my home but I'm very comfortable with going to the home to watch, feed, or walk the dog or cat.
Information Jayla D. would like to know about your pet
Temperament: Understanding the dog's temperament is essential to provide the right kind of care. Some dogs may be shy or nervous around new people, while others may be more outgoing and energetic. Knowing the dog's temperament can help you understand how to approach and interact with them. Medical history: It's important to know if the dog has any medical conditions, allergies, or medications that they need to take. This information can help you provide the necessary care and prevent any potential health problems while you're watching or walking them. Exercise needs: Different dogs have different exercise needs, and it's important to know how much exercise the dog needs and what kind of activities they enjoy. This can help you plan out walks or playtime that will keep the dog healthy and happy. Training: Knowing the dog's training level is important to ensure that you can communicate effectively with them and prevent any unwanted behaviors. This information can also help you provide consistent training while you're watching or walking them. Emergency contact information: It's important to have emergency contact information for the dog's owner, as well as the contact information for the dog's veterinarian, in case of any emergencies.
A typical day
Piedmont Park: This beautiful park in the heart of Atlanta is a great place to take your dog for a walk or a run. With over 200 acres of green space, Piedmont Park has plenty of room for dogs to explore and play. Atlanta BeltLine: The Atlanta BeltLine is a network of multi-use trails and parks that wind through the city, providing a great place to take your dog for a walk or run. There are several dog parks along the BeltLine, as well as plenty of restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating where you can relax with your furry friend. Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area: If you're looking for a scenic place to take your dog for a hike or swim, the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is a great option. With over 15 miles of trails and several access points to the river, this area offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor fun with your pup. Fetch Park and Ice House: If you're looking for a fun place to socialize with your dog, Fetch Park and Ice House is a great option. This dog park and bar offers a large outdoor space where dogs can play and socialize, while their owners enjoy drinks and snacks.
Services
Jayla can watch in your home
Availability
As a college student with free time after class pet care can be a rewarding and enjoyable addition to my daily or weekly routine. I'm free 7 days out of the week.
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About Jayla D.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Due to me having an elderly dog I can not accommodate dogs in my home but I'm very comfortable with going to the home to watch, feed, or walk the dog or cat.
Information Jayla D. would like to know about your pet
Temperament: Understanding the dog's temperament is essential to provide the right kind of care. Some dogs may be shy or nervous around new people, while others may be more outgoing and energetic. Knowing the dog's temperament can help you understand how to approach and interact with them. Medical history: It's important to know if the dog has any medical conditions, allergies, or medications that they need to take. This information can help you provide the necessary care and prevent any potential health problems while you're watching or walking them. Exercise needs: Different dogs have different exercise needs, and it's important to know how much exercise the dog needs and what kind of activities they enjoy. This can help you plan out walks or playtime that will keep the dog healthy and happy. Training: Knowing the dog's training level is important to ensure that you can communicate effectively with them and prevent any unwanted behaviors. This information can also help you provide consistent training while you're watching or walking them. Emergency contact information: It's important to have emergency contact information for the dog's owner, as well as the contact information for the dog's veterinarian, in case of any emergencies.
A typical day
Piedmont Park: This beautiful park in the heart of Atlanta is a great place to take your dog for a walk or a run. With over 200 acres of green space, Piedmont Park has plenty of room for dogs to explore and play. Atlanta BeltLine: The Atlanta BeltLine is a network of multi-use trails and parks that wind through the city, providing a great place to take your dog for a walk or run. There are several dog parks along the BeltLine, as well as plenty of restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating where you can relax with your furry friend. Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area: If you're looking for a scenic place to take your dog for a hike or swim, the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is a great option. With over 15 miles of trails and several access points to the river, this area offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor fun with your pup. Fetch Park and Ice House: If you're looking for a fun place to socialize with your dog, Fetch Park and Ice House is a great option. This dog park and bar offers a large outdoor space where dogs can play and socialize, while their owners enjoy drinks and snacks.
Location
Atlanta, GA
Jayla D.
Atlanta, GA