I have grown up with rescue cats my whole childhood, including nervous cats. All pets have grown to trust me and feel comfortable and confident in my presence. I still to this day look after my parents current cat when they go away. Since leaving home, I have had a rescue dog who arrived extremely nervous, shut down and reactive to other dogs. It has been a long process of patience, structure, routine and determination. I would be more than happy to walk / sit reactive dogs due to my experience. As well as owning my own dog, I regularly foster for the rescue we adopted Jack from. Over time our foster journey has included puppies, extremely nervous and aggressive dogs, big dogs and elderly dogs with medical conditions. Every dog we have looked after we have been extremely respectful and understanding to their particular needs and built up trust and love with each and every one of them. I have extensive experience, especially with rescue dogs on slow introductions, training requirements and nutrition (although I am not a qualified nutrionist or trainer). Any dog I look after would be looked after exceptionally and any specific requirements that are requested would be respected. I have also been overseas to Macedonia to spend time in a dog shelter there meeting and training numerous different dogs including dogs worn injuries and blind dogs. I have done this twice and both times have been extremely rewarding.