Is your dog cautious with new or unfamiliar people? Is he or she comfortable seeing other dogs when on-leash? Are their any special items your dog will guard? Does your dog have a history of seizures?

I like taking my sitting clients to various parks in their neighborhood and for trips to the pet stores to scope out toys and pick out a treat for themselves, when possible. Not many pups can resist feeling the wind in their fur or a tasty treat. And, lets face it when you go out of town, it can be a bit stressful for a pup. The more unique and interesting their time with me is, the happier they will be while you're away. For walkers, I like to spend the first several walks building a relationship with your dog and get to know them first so walks around the neighborhood are where we start. As our relationship grows, I try to figure out what your dog loves most and find a way to create mini-adventures. Some dogs like to fetch, some enjoy pointing at squirrels, some just want to snuffle the grass and enjoy the sun against their faces. My goal is to create a unique experience for your dog that stimulates them physically and mentally.