Before caring for a pet, I like to understand their routine, personality, and any specific needs so I can provide the best possible care. Helpful information includes: • Feeding schedule and portion sizes • Exercise needs and energy level • Temperament (with people, children, and other dogs) • Any medical needs or medications • Bathroom routine and house training • Sleep habits and comfort preferences • Emergency contact and vet information I also have experience caring for dogs with additional needs. My own pets were part of my family for over a decade and have since crossed the rainbow bridge. During that time, I managed insulin injections for diabetes and provided post-operative care after CCL surgeries. And vision loss too! This experience has made me very attentive, patient, and comfortable following detailed care instructions. I understand how important it is to trust someone with your pet, and I treat every dog as if they were my own.

A typical day in our home includes plenty of cuddles, outdoor time, and regular walks. Dogs start their day with a morning potty break and walk, followed by breakfast and some relaxed time indoors. Throughout the day, I provide supervised outdoor time in my secure yard and dog run, giving them space to play, explore, and get fresh air. After work, I focus on walks, playtime, and attention, along with evening feeding if needed. Evenings are calm and family-oriented, with lots of cuddles and companionship so your dog feels comfortable and at home. I aim to keep a good balance of activity, routine, and rest to match each dog’s needs and energy level.