Dogs have always been a huge part of my life, and I genuinely love getting to know each dog’s unique personality, quirks, and needs. I have experience caring for dogs of all kinds, including reactive dogs, and dogs with physical disabilities who need extra patience, attention, or assistance. I have trained my own physically disabled dog who is reactive and sensitive to her environment. It’s expanded my patience and understanding for these kinds of pups. Therefore, I’m especially comfortable with dogs who may need a slower introduction, or a little more space. I understand that not every dog is going to be the outgoing “say hi to everyone!” type, and I’m happy to meet yours where they are rather than forcing interactions. I’m attentive to the little things as well—changes in behavior, appetite, energy, mobility, bathroom habits, and overall mood—and I’m a big believer in following your dog’s normal routine as closely as possible. Whether your pup needs an interactive walk, a quiet afternoon, medication or mobility assistance, or simply someone to hang out with, I want them to feel safe, comfortable, and cared for while you’re away. Most importantly, I treat every dog like they’re my own. I know how much trust it takes to leave your dog with someone else, and I’ll keep you updated with photos, and messages.