Hi! I'm Lindsay and I have so much to offer your dog. I have two able-bodied human adults and two fun-loving dogs to befriend your dog; a 100 acre farm on which to go for walks; a smaller, but still large fenced in back yard; a dog door to access the back yard at any time; a ramp leading from the deck to the back yard for anyone with mobility issues; and a schedule that means your dog will not be left alone for very long, if at all. We walk our dogs (and yours if you let us) twice a day, and I am home all day most days, as I work from home. Our Place: I live on a 100 acre farm, full of horses and cows. We have trails to walk on all around the property, a lake, a pond, two springs, and a pool. We share the space with four other households, all of which also have dogs. This is an incredibly dog friendly farm, and your pup would probably have the time of his or her life! We live in a stand-alone home, with hard wood floors, rugs, and some carpet in the bedrooms. We have three couches, two armchairs, four dog beds, and one king human bed. There's lots of space to share. We have locked trash cans, a closed laundry room, and lots of blankets and pillows for pups. My Dogs: I grew up with a black lab from Greece who was my best friend. He passed away when I was in high school and my parents were too heartbroken to get another dog for many many years. I got my own dog, a Bluetick Coonhound named Bob, in 2010 from a no-kill shelter in Virginia. He had been living there for two and a half years, but nobody would adopt him because he wasn't immediately affectionate. I fell in love with him the minute he flopped his wrinkly face and long eared head in my lap. He taught me patience and trust and it broke my heart when he passed away from old age in the summer of 2016. Three years after adopting him I adopted my second dog, Luna, who is a bundle of joy and happy energy. She is a Border Collie / Australian Shepherd mix and she lives for the squirrel chasing, ball throwing, Frisbee throwing, gleeful running moments that make up her life. She had been in an abusive home, but was thankfully surrendered to a shelter. She was gentle and respectful of my older dog even when all she wanted to do was play, and all he wanted to do was sleep. In late 2016 our neighbor found an injured dog on the side of the road. I immediately took him to the vet and found out he had a broken pelvis. We nursed him back to health not expecting to be ready to permanently take in a second dog after my first dog had so recently passed away. But the more we got to know this new addition, the more we fell for him. We named him Zeke and he has livened up our household as he loves to run around and play with Luna. He's still learning his boundaries, but he has no aggression and has gotten along with every guest dog he's met. My experience administering medication I gave my older dog medication by mouth daily and a shot once every three weeks. I also have experience giving ear drops and eye drops and cleaning out wounds. I give Luna a subcutaneous shot every 3 weeks.