My Boxer Duke is a rescue and has serious nervous habits and episodes if triggered. Unsure how he would do with another dog I was hesitant at first to have a new and small dog around let alone a new person due to his drooling. After speaking with Kristina I felt safe to move forward, so they came out to Colorado and stayed with us for the month. It took a few days for the dogs to get used to one another which I believe is normal. Kristina would watch Duke for me on the weekends. Every morning I would find Duke sitting outside their room waiting for them to get up. As soon as Kristina and Daisy woke up they would play fetch to start the day, Duke thought this was the greatest. He would spend his whole day with them hanging out, going for long walks, and playing. I couldn't have asked for a better situation for Duke, it was a great experience for him we were sad to see them go. I ended up getting another dog for Duke after they left. They are always welcome back here. I would recommend them both, especially for pets that need a little extra attention.

We were so lucky to have had Kristina and Daisy available to house sit and watch our Broadi (6yr old male cat), as we had our sitter fall through at the last min. It is a very stressful situation for Broady to travel, Kristina and Daisy were flexible with our request to stay with Broadi in his safe container. Kristina sent us photos over the weekend, showing Broady and Daisy hanging out and even playing together! I was so happy and surprised as Broady isn't very social with dogs or even many people. Daisy is a special sweet dog. Broady seemed very happy and we couldn't have been more pleased to return to a happy cat. Kristina is a very responsible and loving pet sitter, I would highly recommend her and Daisy.