・I do have a part-time job at a restaurant where I normally work Sunday nights, Monday mornings, and Tuesday mornings. I make exceptions when caring for puppies as they need attention every 2-4 hours. I have had many clients reach out whose dogs have separation anxiety. Unfortunately, I cannot accept any more clients who ask me not to work at the restaurant those three days out of the week while pet sitting due to loss of income. If you are open to negotiation, there is a chance that we can potentially work something out. *Please note: I offer separation anxiety training at an additional cost.* ・I am not able to accept bookings with clients who are uncomfortable with Milo joining me. I do prefer to introduce Milo to new dogs on my own or with my business partner, Marc, because a lot of dogs react differently when their owners are present and it generally takes more than one introduction between Milo and the new dog(s) to acclimate to each other. ・Generally speaking, the only guest I have over is my business partner Marc in the event I need help with Milo, so if you are a client who is uncomfortable with guests over, I have no issue bringing Marc to a meet and greet for you to meet both of us. *Please note: Marc primarily offers trick-training for dogs while I focus more on behavioral training.* ・When I am not working at the restaurant, I try to accept dog walks and drop-in visits from 11:00AM-2:00PM. I do my absolute best to never be away from pets for more than 4 hours at a time. (I also have no issue bringing your dog(s) on walks with other dogs if all parties are comfortable with that.) If those requirements sound good to you, please reach out to set up a meet and greet! I would absolutely love to meet you and your pets. 💜