I have had dogs since birth and pet rabbits. I’ve taken care of my own pets and neighbours pets from a young age. I am lucky that both of my sisters, my best friend, and a few neighbours all have many dogs and cats between them, so I get a lot of time with them. I have a kitten named Pearl (born July ‘22), and my family just lost our sweet bunny, Olly (he was 6 years old, RIP March 2023 💔). It is very important to me that your dog/cat feels comfortable with me and that his/her environment is safe at all times. Off leash would only happen with a dog with excellent recall and after some time of building trust between us, otherwise leash-only walking is preferred. I am in Chilliwack and available for dog walking, house calls at your home (my home would be tricky to have dogs stay because of my kitten and my bunny!). Depending on your needs, I can do daily walks while you are at work, quick pee breaks, feeds, play some fetch, house calls, morning/night house calls, etc. **Please note, for overnight services, I do not sleep at your home. I will be there first thing for feeding, walks and visits throughout the day, dinner, and final outside toilet time to be ready for the night. Your dogs should be ok with being alone overnight if you choose to use my services. If you book house sitting services it will include 4+ visits per day, this includes lots of walks and company for your pet and is reflected in my prices. I will be in and out if your home as I usually have other pets to walk and check in on, as well as tend to my children. Your dog(s) will not be left alone for more than 4 hours during the day. If you are looking for someone to be with your pet the entire time you are away, I am not the sitter for you. Please feel free to send me a message and we can work out the details and figure out if house sitting vs drop-ins (and vice versa) are more suitable for your needs. **I may bring my children for visits, purely for the interaction. They love animals so much! However if your pets do not like children, or you are not comfortable with that, that’s OK, they can stay at home!