I am available to walk multiple dogs at a time, board dogs and go to homes to take care of their dogs. I have been volunteering at a rescue that specializes in large dog breeds, so I am extremely comfortable in walking large dogs. My girl Nirvana is walked a couple times a day and is taken to dog parks/beaches to release her energy and keep a calm state of mind at home. I understand the importance of keeping a high energy dog in a calm state. I also only allow my dog to be around other dogs who have responsible owners. I mainly go to the dog beaches/parks with friends who understand how to control their dogs and keep them from getting too intense. If not, I will engage her brain by playing ball and having her focus on me while she’s letting out her energy. I’ve gone to dog parks where people let their dogs hump others, if a dog is trying to hump one of yours I will take them off and I won’t allow your dog to hump others(a female dog can also hump lol). I’m a RESPONSIBLE dog parent, who cares about their dog. I won’t allow your dog to be in a stressful situation, if I see that he/she is uncomfortable at the dog park or is being pushed around I will leave and help him feel secure, this will avoid dog fights/injuries. I won’t allow anything done to them, I treat the dogs I care for as part of my pack. I understand the boundaries between rough playing and aggressiveness. I also understand dogs body language, tail up, down, tucked, hair up, what snarling means, tight lips, opened mouth, tired, exhausted, relaxed, stressed, anxious, scared, Etc.. I will make sure your dog is in great hands . 😊❤️ Walking many dogs at the same time won’t be an issue, as long as I’ve worked with them individually and I understand their basic leash walks. I have car seatbelts for the pups and a tarp. My girl is crate trained, fully trained in obedience work and trained off leash. A dog that I board must also be crate trained, if not we will work on it lol. I have done dog sittings at clients home plenty of times, I have never had any issues with the pups.