I’ve taken care of cats for most of my life, however have a rescued Bichon Frisé along with two cats, for the last 4 years. I supported him with training, and taught him a few tricks myself. Before my university start, I would walk him every morning with another dog owner, and go for coffee which I really enjoyed and will miss a lot whilst completing my studies! He has particular needs, medication and some trauma responses; I am rather familiar with unpredictable or reactive dogs, and dogs that have a vendetta against cyclists and joggers for example! He is a white dog, whom happens to enjoy rolling around in the sunshine so I would also would bathe him a lot (he doesn’t enjoy water much either!). Alongside this I am exceptionally familiar with socialising dogs, including anxious dogs or dogs that have not yet been socialised, playing with them, and receiving lots of furry cuddles! I recently have been taking care of a family of dogs: an American Akita, French bulldog, and an English bulldog. All along side 2 large litters of newborn puppies. I took care and walked both bulldogs whilst in heat, and supported them through their pregnancies! I have fed them following their indivisible routines and diet, and especially spent a lot of time playing with the American Akita for his large amount of energy within the families fenced in garden.