Keevon B.
Westwood, Los Angeles, CA
Services
Keevon can host
Keevon can care for
Availability
I'm currently a student with 1.5 - 3 hours of class per day. Taking care of my pet and your pet fits naturally into my daily routine. I ensure my daily routine allows me to actually be present with my pup and the animals I’m caring for, not just squeeze them in between other commitments. On weekends, my schedule is even more flexible, so I can accommodate longer walks, park trips (if you’re comfortable with that), and extended stays. Overall, I treat your pet’s care like a priority, not an afterthought. I plan my day around their needs so they get reliable, loving attention and you get peace of mind while you’re away.
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About Keevon B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safety and trust are my top priorities. And I treat your pet the same way I treat my own pup: with patience, respect, and a lot of care for the details that keep them happy and secure. I have a friendly resident pup, so I do slow, supervised introductions to make sure everyone feels safe. I watch body language closely and will always prioritize a calm, positive first meeting. If anyone seems overwhelmed, I separate, redirect, and give them space instead of forcing interaction. I keep a pet-safe environment: - Leashes are always used outside or in unsecured areas. - Doors and gates are checked and closed so no one can slip out. - Food, trash, and anything unsafe (chocolate, meds, etc.) stay well out of reach. - No access to toxic foods or plants - Trash secured and small objects kept out of reach - Doors and windows checked and locked before playtime Feeding is always supervised, and I never free-feed multiple dogs together. I separate pets during meals and high-value treats to avoid any resource guarding or tension. I follow your instructions on crate use, furniture rules, feeding routines, and treats. If your dog prefers their own crate or bed, I’ll make sure they have a quiet spot to relax and decompress away from extra stimulation. There’s always time built in for bathroom breaks, exercise, play, and just as importantly—rest. In your home: When I’m caring for your pet in your space, I follow your house rules and routines. I stick to the schedule you give me for walks, meals, meds, and playtime, so your pet’s day feels familiar and predictable. I double-check doors and gates, keep leashes and harnesses secured, and always monitor them closely on walks—no risky off-leash time unless you’ve specifically requested it and it’s in a safe area. Communication & peace of mind: You’ll get regular photo updates and honest notes about how your pet is doing—eating well, bathroom habits, energy level, anything I notice—so you can relax knowing they’re not just “okay,” they’re truly cared for. Whether in my home or yours, my goal is simple: a safe, calm, and loving environment where your pet can relax, have fun, and feel like they’re with family.
Home
Information Keevon B. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your dog has any special needs or behaviors that I can account for. My dog himself is a bit blind so I am accustomed to caring for pups with special needs and providing a calm environment.
A typical day
A typical day with me is a mix of exercise, play, mental stimulation, and plenty of downtime for snuggles. I want your pet to feel like they’re on a little vacation—not in “waiting mode” for you to come home. If your pet is staying with me, they’ll have my own pup as a built-in buddy (if you’re comfortable with that). I do slow, supervised introductions and then let them set the pace: some dogs are instant BFFs, others prefer parallel play and just hanging out in the same space. Mornings usually start with a potty break and a walk to get the wiggles out and sniff the neighborhood. After breakfast, we’ll do something engaging but low-key: A short training refresh (sit, stay, recall, etc.) Puzzle toys or snuffle mats Tug or fetch for the more energetic pups Midday, depending on your pet’s energy level, we might: Go for another walk or potty break Have a backyard/play session (if available) Do “nose work” games, like hiding treats for them to sniff out Take a good, solid nap—because rest is important too Afternoons and evenings are for more fun and connection: Longer walk or play session Gentle play or cuddles for more relaxed or senior pets One-on-one time so each pet gets personal attention Dinner followed by a calm wind-down, like chew time or couch snuggles I tailor activities to your pet—if they’re a high-energy adventurer, we’ll lean into walks, play, and enrichment. If they’re more of a couch potato or senior, we’ll keep things slower and more comfortable with short strolls, soft beds, and lots of gentle affection. No matter their personality, my goals are the same: They feel safe and loved. Their mind and body get healthy stimulation. Their routine feels familiar and predictable. By the end of the day, I want your pet content, relaxed, and ready to snooze—so you can relax too, knowing they’ve been well cared for.
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Pets
Care for Pampered Pooches
Pet care experience
I care for every pet like they’re my own family member, not just a job on my calendar. When your pet is with me, they’re getting affection, and lots of attention to the little details that make them feel safe and at home, the same I give to my own pup (Q-pid). What sets me apart from other sitters is how intentional I am about routines and communication. I take the time to learn your pet’s normal behavior, quirks, and preferences so I can spot if something seems “off.” I follow your instructions closely (feeding schedule, walk times, meds, crate routines, training cues, etc.) so your pet’s day feels as familiar and stress-free as possible. You’ll also get regular photo updates and honest check-ins, so you never have to wonder how things are going. Whether your pet is a high-energy goofball, a shy introvert, or a wise old soul, my goal is always the same: to make them feel safe, loved, and understood while you’re away and to give you total peace of mind in the process.
Reviews
Our dog had an amazing time and was watched with lots of care. Highly recommend!
5 stars as always! Dogs had a great time, thank you!
Keevon was amazing. He’s very nice respectful and I was so happy I could leave my puppy dog with him for the weekend. I do strongly recommend him.
Keevon and his dog, Q-pid were great! Very friendly, communicative and provided regular updates and pics, flexible with drop off and pick up, and was more than happy to do a meet-and-greet before. Clean and comfy place for our dogs, who had a lot of fun! Thank you both! Highly recommend!
About Keevon B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safety and trust are my top priorities. And I treat your pet the same way I treat my own pup: with patience, respect, and a lot of care for the details that keep them happy and secure. I have a friendly resident pup, so I do slow, supervised introductions to make sure everyone feels safe. I watch body language closely and will always prioritize a calm, positive first meeting. If anyone seems overwhelmed, I separate, redirect, and give them space instead of forcing interaction. I keep a pet-safe environment: - Leashes are always used outside or in unsecured areas. - Doors and gates are checked and closed so no one can slip out. - Food, trash, and anything unsafe (chocolate, meds, etc.) stay well out of reach. - No access to toxic foods or plants - Trash secured and small objects kept out of reach - Doors and windows checked and locked before playtime Feeding is always supervised, and I never free-feed multiple dogs together. I separate pets during meals and high-value treats to avoid any resource guarding or tension. I follow your instructions on crate use, furniture rules, feeding routines, and treats. If your dog prefers their own crate or bed, I’ll make sure they have a quiet spot to relax and decompress away from extra stimulation. There’s always time built in for bathroom breaks, exercise, play, and just as importantly—rest. In your home: When I’m caring for your pet in your space, I follow your house rules and routines. I stick to the schedule you give me for walks, meals, meds, and playtime, so your pet’s day feels familiar and predictable. I double-check doors and gates, keep leashes and harnesses secured, and always monitor them closely on walks—no risky off-leash time unless you’ve specifically requested it and it’s in a safe area. Communication & peace of mind: You’ll get regular photo updates and honest notes about how your pet is doing—eating well, bathroom habits, energy level, anything I notice—so you can relax knowing they’re not just “okay,” they’re truly cared for. Whether in my home or yours, my goal is simple: a safe, calm, and loving environment where your pet can relax, have fun, and feel like they’re with family.
Home
Information Keevon B. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your dog has any special needs or behaviors that I can account for. My dog himself is a bit blind so I am accustomed to caring for pups with special needs and providing a calm environment.
A typical day
A typical day with me is a mix of exercise, play, mental stimulation, and plenty of downtime for snuggles. I want your pet to feel like they’re on a little vacation—not in “waiting mode” for you to come home. If your pet is staying with me, they’ll have my own pup as a built-in buddy (if you’re comfortable with that). I do slow, supervised introductions and then let them set the pace: some dogs are instant BFFs, others prefer parallel play and just hanging out in the same space. Mornings usually start with a potty break and a walk to get the wiggles out and sniff the neighborhood. After breakfast, we’ll do something engaging but low-key: A short training refresh (sit, stay, recall, etc.) Puzzle toys or snuffle mats Tug or fetch for the more energetic pups Midday, depending on your pet’s energy level, we might: Go for another walk or potty break Have a backyard/play session (if available) Do “nose work” games, like hiding treats for them to sniff out Take a good, solid nap—because rest is important too Afternoons and evenings are for more fun and connection: Longer walk or play session Gentle play or cuddles for more relaxed or senior pets One-on-one time so each pet gets personal attention Dinner followed by a calm wind-down, like chew time or couch snuggles I tailor activities to your pet—if they’re a high-energy adventurer, we’ll lean into walks, play, and enrichment. If they’re more of a couch potato or senior, we’ll keep things slower and more comfortable with short strolls, soft beds, and lots of gentle affection. No matter their personality, my goals are the same: They feel safe and loved. Their mind and body get healthy stimulation. Their routine feels familiar and predictable. By the end of the day, I want your pet content, relaxed, and ready to snooze—so you can relax too, knowing they’ve been well cared for.
Keevon B.
Westwood, Los Angeles, CA