I love animals of all species, sizes, colors, and breeds but I have the most first hand experience with canines. I was raised with pups my entire childhood up until I left my home in the desert for school here in Chicago. I always gleefully look forward to seeing them when I go back to visit. I'm familiar with dogs from all paths and walks of life. I'm very attuned to the need of others. I can easily relate not only to most humans but most living things, including furry friends. So I'm confident to say I'm very attentive and responsive to animal needs and not to mention how rewarding it is to do so. I wouldn't give them a chance to feel bored or get into any kind of monkey business. I can't help but smile and "aww" when I see a precious dog on my walks. I often ask owners permission to pet them. I've done my own personal creative research on animal behavior during my studies at The School of Art Institute Chicago. I've found that engaging with dogs on a regular basis takes my job into an anthropological research domain in the way I get to engage with them so up close and personally. I do very well in extremes climates. I wouldn't let Mother Nature get in the way of taking walking rendezvous with pups unless it was dangerous. I deeply enjoy taking jogs/runs and biking throughout the city. In other words, transportation is easy if you need me to come to you, for going to dog parks, and for activating the more active dogs.