As a dog-owner myself, I understand the stress of finding a responsible, caring and reliable dog sitter. Then, there are times when you have people stay at your place and that process can even be more taxing. You worry if a person will keep your place clean or have people over. I'm here to allay those fears. I've pet sat (both dogs and cats) in the past and not only take very good care of the animals, but take care of the house as well. My rule of thumb, when it comes to staying at someone's house is: Leave things the way you found them. If a bed was made before I came, you can rest assured that bed would be made. If there wasn't any garbage when I arrived, there would be no garbage when I left. You get the picture. If someone stayed at my house, I'd hope they would follow this "rule" as well. I've owned a dog for most of my life and love their companionship. Whether it's sitting on the couch or taking a walk, there's nothing like spending time with a dog. I love all types of dogs, but the bigger the dog, the better. You can put your mind to ease knowing your dog (and house) will be in good hands with me. Why I love dog sitting I've been a dog lover since the time I can remember. There's something about a dog and the bond you make with him/her that can't be matched with any other animal. As a child, my family owned two dogs, but I always managed their daily care (feeding, walking, etc). They lived full, happy lives...at least I'd like to think so. My experience administering medication Yes, I am perfectly comfortable administering medicine. Having done it before, I know what it takes to ensure the pup takes his/her medicine.