Joanna F.
Tonbridge
Servicios
Joanna puede alojar en su casa
Joanna puede cuidar
Disponibilidad
I work from home throughout the week, which means I’m able to spend lots of quality time with Fuet. Our days follow a relaxed but consistent rhythm with walks, playtime, meals, training, and plenty of downtime together. Whenever possible, I bring Fuet along with me. Whether it’s a weekend outing, a walk in nature, or a visit to the beach, I genuinely enjoy including him in my plans - everything feels a little better with him by my side.
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Sobre Joanna F.
Comunicación
Adiestramiento de perros
Seguridad, confianza y entorno
In our home, we have a lovely little terrace where we’ve set up a potty patch for Fuet, which we’ve trained him to use since he arrived at just 8 weeks old. This makes it easy for him to have a designated spot for his needs. Everyone is welcome on the sofa, and Fuet loves to snuggle up next to me at night in his crate. We even have space to set up another crate or bed right next to his, so any furry friends can feel comfortable, secure and part of the family. When pets stay with us, they’re welcomed as part of the family. I provide a calm, comfortable, and loving environment where they can feel secure and relaxed from the moment they arrive. Fuet is used to having other dogs around and enjoys the company - as long as everyone gets along, your dog will have a lovely companion during their stay. The nearest park is just a minute away, so we make the most of it with regular walks, playtime, and sniffing adventures. I’m committed to offering the kind of care I’d want for Fuet if he were staying with someone else - lots of attention, affection, and a safe space to rest and play.
Casa
Información que a Joanna F. le gustaría saber sobre tu mascota
Before welcoming your doggy, I’d love to get a good sense of their personality and needs so I can help them feel as comfortable and settled as possible. A few things that are especially helpful to know: • Dietary needs – Any allergies, sensitivities, or special feeding instructions. • Routine – Their usual schedule for meals, walks, and rest. I’ll do my best to keep things familiar. • Temperament – How they get on with other dogs and new people, so I can manage introductions calmly and confidently. • Health info – Any medical conditions, medication, or signs to keep an eye on. • Favourite things – Toys, games, or comfort items they love. It’s all about making them feel at home. The more I know, the better I can tailor their care to match what they’re used to - helping them settle in, feel safe, and enjoy their time away from home. 😊
Un día normal
A usual day at home starts around 8:00 AM with a morning potty break to ease into the day. After that, there’s time for a bit of play or just relaxing before breakfast around 10:30 AM. Once everyone’s fed, it’s usually time for a short rest before we head out for our midday walk. We’re lucky to live just a minute away from a large local park, so our afternoon outing often includes some light training, a bit of sniffing around, and, depending on the dog, a good run or a gentle stroll. It’s a chance to get some fresh air, burn off energy, and keep things stimulating. Back at home, the afternoon is fairly calm - ideal for rest, cuddles, or playtime with toys. Around 6:00 PM we might go out again for a second walk, depending on how everyone’s feeling. Dinner is served at 7:00 PM, followed by a relaxing evening. Sometimes we head to the driving range together, but more often we wind down at home, enjoying some cuddles as we settle in for the night.
Ubicación
Tonbridge, Reino Unido
Mascotas
Home Away from Home
Experiencia en el cuidado de mascotas
I've always shared my life with animals - from dogs and cats to tortoises, chickens, and rabbits. Growing up in the countryside, a pet-filled home was the norm, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. My first dog, Sheena, a sweet Coton de Tulear, was by my side for 19 years. We went through everything together, including her final years when she needed extra care and patience due to age-related issues. That experience taught me a lot about love, responsibility, and the needs of senior pets. Now living in England, my cats still enjoy a peaceful life with my parents back in Spain, while I’ve welcomed a new companion into my life - Fuet, our dapple dachshund. He’s full of personality and has brought so much joy and routine to my days. He’s now 2 years old, and looking after him has been a rewarding part of settling into a new home. We live just a short walk from a large park where he plays and trains, and I work mostly from home, which means he gets plenty of attention (and cuddles!). With my own family far away, I know how important it is to find someone trustworthy to care for your pets when you're not around. That’s what inspired me to join Rover - I want to offer fellow pet owners peace of mind, knowing their dogs are being cared for with the same love and attention I give Fuet. Whether it’s play, rest, or just some company, your dog will be treated like one of the family.
Reseñas
Joanna was brilliant. She was calm, friendly and knowledgable about dog behaviours. She put me at ease throughout the day by keeping me updated with videos and photos! She was good at communicating and overall an excellent place for our Whippet to spend the day!
Joanna is a great carer for your dog. We had a meet and greet so her dog and mine could meet each other. My dog settled in quickly and was walked and fussed over.
Joanna and her bf were wonderful hosts and super lovely. They have an adorable dachshund that’s close to Cosmo’s age too. We met for a play date 2 days earlier to introduce them to one another and it went well. Joanna was also knowledgeable in general Spitz behaviour which made me more comfortable. Cosmo has separation anxiety but she kept him company whilst ensuring she gave him his space when he wanted it. She kept me up to date, sent me photos, and was responsive. Glad Cosmo made new friends and will definitely visit again! 😊
Fiadh always loves her play dates with Fuet. Thank you Joanna for looking after her so well. X
Sobre Joanna F.
Comunicación
Adiestramiento de perros
Seguridad, confianza y entorno
In our home, we have a lovely little terrace where we’ve set up a potty patch for Fuet, which we’ve trained him to use since he arrived at just 8 weeks old. This makes it easy for him to have a designated spot for his needs. Everyone is welcome on the sofa, and Fuet loves to snuggle up next to me at night in his crate. We even have space to set up another crate or bed right next to his, so any furry friends can feel comfortable, secure and part of the family. When pets stay with us, they’re welcomed as part of the family. I provide a calm, comfortable, and loving environment where they can feel secure and relaxed from the moment they arrive. Fuet is used to having other dogs around and enjoys the company - as long as everyone gets along, your dog will have a lovely companion during their stay. The nearest park is just a minute away, so we make the most of it with regular walks, playtime, and sniffing adventures. I’m committed to offering the kind of care I’d want for Fuet if he were staying with someone else - lots of attention, affection, and a safe space to rest and play.
Casa
Información que a Joanna F. le gustaría saber sobre tu mascota
Before welcoming your doggy, I’d love to get a good sense of their personality and needs so I can help them feel as comfortable and settled as possible. A few things that are especially helpful to know: • Dietary needs – Any allergies, sensitivities, or special feeding instructions. • Routine – Their usual schedule for meals, walks, and rest. I’ll do my best to keep things familiar. • Temperament – How they get on with other dogs and new people, so I can manage introductions calmly and confidently. • Health info – Any medical conditions, medication, or signs to keep an eye on. • Favourite things – Toys, games, or comfort items they love. It’s all about making them feel at home. The more I know, the better I can tailor their care to match what they’re used to - helping them settle in, feel safe, and enjoy their time away from home. 😊
Un día normal
A usual day at home starts around 8:00 AM with a morning potty break to ease into the day. After that, there’s time for a bit of play or just relaxing before breakfast around 10:30 AM. Once everyone’s fed, it’s usually time for a short rest before we head out for our midday walk. We’re lucky to live just a minute away from a large local park, so our afternoon outing often includes some light training, a bit of sniffing around, and, depending on the dog, a good run or a gentle stroll. It’s a chance to get some fresh air, burn off energy, and keep things stimulating. Back at home, the afternoon is fairly calm - ideal for rest, cuddles, or playtime with toys. Around 6:00 PM we might go out again for a second walk, depending on how everyone’s feeling. Dinner is served at 7:00 PM, followed by a relaxing evening. Sometimes we head to the driving range together, but more often we wind down at home, enjoying some cuddles as we settle in for the night.
Joanna F.
Tonbridge