Hi! My name is Kymmi, and I'm an attorney in the DFW area. I currently run my own pet sitting business on the side, but I am looking to expand through Rover. I've always loved animals, especially dogs and would love to take care of your fur-babies while you're away. For now, I have two dogs and they are the most special part of my life, so I understand how stressful it can be to ensure that your pets are taken care of while you are out of town. I only offer my services at clients' homes as I strongly believe that it is in the best interests of most pets to stay in an environment in which they are comfortable while their owners are away. I have run my own pet sitting business off and on for the last 10 years. My clients are primarily in Coppell, but I am willing to travel to certain parts of Lewisville, Carrollton, Irving and Grapevine. Contact me to schedule an appointment for your next out of town trip! *****About Booking Fees***** Sometimes it's not super clear when I'm setting my fees through Rover how they will look on your end. If a fee seems unreasonably high (this usually happens when there is more than one dog), just let me know, and I can always adjust it on my end. *****Why I love Dog Sitting***** I have loved dogs since...well, as long as I can remember. I love all animals, but I have a special place in my heart for dogs because I feel that they can understand us in a way that most other animals can't. The dogs I've had throughout my life have truly been my very best friends. They are unconcerned with our flaws and love us unconditionally, and who doesn't want a little unconditional love? :) *****A Note About Medication***** I am comfortable administering medication to the degree your dog is comfortable with me administering medication. What the heck does that mean, you might ask. I understand that some animals do not enjoy taking medication, so if you tell me how you usually do it, I will try to do it the same way to make the process easier for your pet. Depending on the trust level of your animal, I can give oral medication that your pet does not seem to want to swallow on his own, but if he becomes scared and tries to bite, I won't continue. I suggest asking your vet whether or not it is ok to crush any pills to try and hide them in a treat. This is usually the easiest way to administer oral medication, but some medicines are not supposed to be crushed before ingestion. Just let me know, and we can figure something out.