Before caring for any pet, I need to know all the details — no surprises. I ask about temperament, routines, medical needs, triggers, and how they interact with other animals and people. Cleanliness matters too — I expect all pets to be well-groomed and up to date on vaccines, flea/tick prevention, and house-trained (or crate-trained if they’re still learning). This helps me make sure my home stays safe, clean, and peaceful for everyone — including my own dog. I do not accept aggressive or reactive pets, and I reserve the right to decline a booking if I feel it’s not the right fit. My priority is keeping a calm, happy environment where your pet can truly feel at ease — and that starts with full transparency.

A typical day in my home is all about comfort, care, and connection — tailored to your dog’s needs. We start the day with a peaceful morning walk to get out that energy and set the tone. Then it’s breakfast time, fresh water, and a little play or cuddle session before settling into a cozy mid-morning nap (yes, I play soft music and keep the vibes calm). Throughout the day, I alternate between structured activity — like short walks, enrichment games, or toy time — and rest. I work from home, so your dog is never left alone or unattended. They get attention, companionship, and a rhythm that keeps them grounded and happy. In the evenings, we wind down with one last walk, a little sunset people-watching, and then relaxing time inside — belly rubs, couch snuggles (if allowed), and lots of love. I keep everything clean, calm, and safe. This isn’t just dog sitting — it’s a home away from home.