Lindsay Nicole C.
Farmington, UT
Services
Lindsay Nicole can care for
Availability
I have a part-time job that I’m able to request time off for in order to sit! I’m a very quiet and solitary person who likes animals more than people. I have no kids, and am not going to school. I specialize in full time care.
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About Lindsay Nicole C.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Animals are ALWAYS welcome on the furniture. Engagement and involvement are a must and whether it’s walks, light training, or just plain cuteness? Treats and positive reinforcement aplenty. I never double book without cohesion! While on walks, I stay away from any risks. I have the confidence to say “Not right now, no!” Dietary restrictions are always followed absolutely.
Information Lindsay Nicole C. would like to know about your pet
Any medications or allergies. If I board for multiple pet parents at a time, I require a copy of your pets vaccines. I’m mostly looking for Distemper and Rabies. Any preferred commands or feeding routines. Anything you think would help your pets stay! I hate that I am adding this in, but tell your sitters about everything. Your sitters will decide what’s relevant information or not.
A typical day
Morning and evening leisure walks! Doing light leash and sit/stay training along the way. I bring treats with me on walks and usually spend at least 40 minutes on each walk. I’ll freeze peanut butter with a bit of their kibble for an afternoon treat/enrichment activity. We play fetch and tug in our house and dogs are more than welcome on the furniture.
Location
Farmington, UT
All dogs are good dogs 🌹
Pet care experience
I’ve been raised around all types of dogs, from St. Bernards, Rottweilers, and Mastiffs to Chihuahuas and Tea-Cup Yorkies. I’ve done multiple hours of dog training courses. I take animal care very seriously. I’m able to do lead/leash training, light bathing, and walks.
Cat care experience
Lindsay Nicole also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Amazing communication, dogs loved her, and she took care of our house like it was her own. Thank you so much!
Lindsay was great with all 4 of my animals even though they can be a handful sometimes! I got frequent picture and video updates, along with updates on what they were up to! She kept everything nice and clean.
Lindsay Nicole was awesome with our elderly dog. Gave consistent updates and made sure he was comfortable while we were gone.
I don’t normally leave feedback, but this time I just have to. Lyndsey is an angel! I was scared to leave our dog because she had been abused. We rescued her from the shelter about 6 weeks prior to us leaving. I didn’t know how she would do but Lyndsey took such wonderful care of her! Played with her! She was just wonderful with both the dogs! I would highly, highly recommend her!!
About Lindsay Nicole C.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Animals are ALWAYS welcome on the furniture. Engagement and involvement are a must and whether it’s walks, light training, or just plain cuteness? Treats and positive reinforcement aplenty. I never double book without cohesion! While on walks, I stay away from any risks. I have the confidence to say “Not right now, no!” Dietary restrictions are always followed absolutely.
Information Lindsay Nicole C. would like to know about your pet
Any medications or allergies. If I board for multiple pet parents at a time, I require a copy of your pets vaccines. I’m mostly looking for Distemper and Rabies. Any preferred commands or feeding routines. Anything you think would help your pets stay! I hate that I am adding this in, but tell your sitters about everything. Your sitters will decide what’s relevant information or not.
A typical day
Morning and evening leisure walks! Doing light leash and sit/stay training along the way. I bring treats with me on walks and usually spend at least 40 minutes on each walk. I’ll freeze peanut butter with a bit of their kibble for an afternoon treat/enrichment activity. We play fetch and tug in our house and dogs are more than welcome on the furniture.
Lindsay Nicole C.
Farmington, UT