I spent lots of time growing up in my grandmothers house outside little village surrounded by farmland, stream,forests and mountains. I would always bring in a dog or a puppy from neighbours to play with. I so loved and adored the little four-legged creatures that I just wanted to keep them. They loved me too, I would take them everywhere I went even swimming with me in our local river (very clean) and I recall the dog swimming right up to me, we had amazing bond. I was pretty much around dogs all my life, my grandparents and my auntie would always keep dogs and I would try to train them from early age :) and take them everywhere I went. My parents weren't so keen on having dogs, until one day I persuaded my grandma to get me one for my 12th birthdays. So she did, without my parents knowing. I brought it home with me, and after my parents initial shock, I was allowed to keep it. The dog Rony stayed with us for nearly 18 years (must be due to my mums homemade cooking, no shop bought dog food :-)). Rony is on couple of pictures with me, grayish small dog with long fur. The first dog that I solely owned was yellow Labrador called Jordan. Jordan is on most of the pictures and pictures with her own litter reared by me :). Jordan was good as gold, caring loving and effectionate and very obedient as I took part in amazing dog training course with wonderful and fun teacher. So I have a fairly good amount of experience in dog training and understanding some dog behaviour. Sadly my beloved dog Jordan is not with me any longer, due to an unfortunate illness. Now, I have two lovely girls aged 5 and 7 to care for. They too absolutely love dogs and sometimes we look after my friend's little Chiwawa and we would be more than happy to take care and look after your doggie for you giving it lots of attention and cuddles:) Litterally from our doorstep, we have access to acres of green land, woodlands, meadows and streams so plenty of room to excersise :)