I live on the first floor of an apartment building, so I CANNOT host dogs who bark frequently—especially at hallway noises or when left alone. Separation Anxiety Policy: I’m unable to host dogs with significant separation anxiety unless this is discussed before booking, so I can plan to be with your dog full time. In these cases, rates may be adjusted to reflect the additional care and time required. If your dog cannot be left alone at all, house sitting may be a better fit to ensure their comfort and safety. To make sure your pet and I are a great match, please share: What does a typical day look like for your dog? How often do they need to be fed and walked? Are they housetrained and crate trained (if applicable)? **If your dog uses a crate at home, I HIGHLY encourage you bring your crate during a boarding. It will help your pup feel much more settled and comfortable! Do they bark at outside triggers (skateboards, bikes, horses, etc)? Are they friendly with other dogs on walks? How do they react to new people? Do they prefer constant attention, or are they more independent? Do they have any medical needs, allergies, or take medications? Are there any behaviors I should be aware of (e.g., chewing, play biting, etc)? Knowing these details helps me provide safe, loving, and consistent care—and ensures a smooth stay for your pup and peace of mind for you!

I LOVE walks just as much as dogs do, so we’ll spend plenty of time exploring! Central Park is my favorite spot, but sometimes we’ll head over to Riverside Park for a scenic stroll by the water. At home, we’ll play games like fetch or tug, and I’ll make sure your pup gets plenty of attention and love throughout the day. And when we’ve had our fill of fun, it’s time to relax together, cuddles, pets, and quiet moments are always part of the routine. I like to make every day feel joyful, safe, and full of companionship, so your dog feels happy and cared for while you’re away.