I have been on Rover for 2 years now, but have been watching furry friends for years. It all started when my parents would watch family friends' animals when I was a child, and I continued it myself! I started on Rover during my last year of university, and am continuing back at my family home in London, ON. We do have a puppy named Harley - She has just turned 1 this year and is very good with other dogs. She is a flat-haired Labradoodle (although she looks more like a golden retriever) I have some pictures of her on my profile. She is a very good girl, she absolutely loves people but is pretty timid meeting new dogs - the result of a covid puppy I believe. However, once she is comfortable she absolutely loves to play! At my house, I live with both my parents and my grandparents. Having dogs in the house absolutely brightens up the place. We have a very big fenced-in backyard that includes a pool (if your dog loves to swim - however, we are outside all of the time if your dog is not a swimmer). We are located in Westmount, which has great walking paths around our neighborhood and nearby paths at storybook gardens. We also love to drive our dog to the near-fenced-in dog park (Greenway off-leash). We would love to include your furry friend in our family activities with Harley! What sets me apart from other sitters is how much I value the company your animal provides me, just as much as I value providing them with the utmost care and responsibility. I use positive reinforcement with any animal unless you ask for training purposes to use a stricter manner. When it comes down to boarding your little one at my home - I will try to help your furry friend's separation anxiety by giving him/her lots of exercise! Playing the radio if I need to leave the dog alone for a short time, and trying not to make a big fuss for when the drop off is happening! I look forward to hearing from you to discuss more! Kaeleigh