Lynsey B.
London
Services
Lynsey can host
Lynsey can care for
Availability
I generally work from home on a Wednesday and Friday and I can be flexible with dog care times, I can take them out on multiple walks each day. I do also work in a dog friendly office (each day there is around 10-15 people) the other days so once getting to know them I’d happily take them into my office - providing that’s ok with you, and they would be ok travelling on the train and were not really noisy dogs, I have taken my sisters dog numerous times and everyone loves him.
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About Lynsey B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
In my own home I have an outside communal space which is great for dogs but it is not gated, so suited for dogs who are trained and have a good recall, but I prefer to take them out on a lead as this is often more comfortable for me and the owner. A dog is treated the same as a child to me and they are allowed on the furniture, except when eating.
Home
Information Lynsey B. would like to know about your pet
If the dog can be off the lead, any things to avoid such as phobias/fears (I have experienced dogs being scared of certain breeds, being out in the dark, fireworks) amount of treats they are allowed, any foods they can't have, their general daily routine and habits.
A typical day
I think its important to play with the dog or take them for a walk when they first arrive to distract them from being left somewhere new and to make them feel comfortable. Happy to have them close by while I am working and be a positive distraction.
Location
London, United Kingdom
Crazy dog lady with time to spare
Pet care experience
I take care of my sister’s dog regularly, including when she goes on holiday. He is a 5 year old shih tzu called Benji, who is very cute and has a strong personality but I have managed to train him to be off of the lead and listen to commands for a treat. I have looked after many different breeds and ages of dogs from 3 months to seniors for friends and on Rover including poodles, a Dachshund, Spaniels, labradoodle, Samkita, and a Staffie. I'm quite active and enjoy going for walks, as I live next to the park I am in the perfect location, i do also love a lap dog and I am happy to chill on the sofa with them, play at home and give plenty of belly rubs! I am within a 10 minute walk of Crystal place station and have a free car parking space available.
Reviews
Lyndsey is lovely, communicative, great location and so good with my dog - even got her interested in toys!
Lynsey has been caring for Codi for a while now. He’s so excited when Lynsey opens her front door. He runs in and out while Lynsey and I have a chat. She’s worked out his little habits and loves to have a nap or he’s by the doors looking across the green area. He’s settling in really well. Lynsey is fabulous.
Lynsey was a terrific sitter for our 7-month-old puppy. Great communication, a couple of reassuring cute pics while we were out, and generally all-round helpful and flexible. Highly recommended.
Fabulous service from Lynsey. We met for an Introduction and discussed Codi’s needs. Very happy with Lynsey caring for Codi. Will be booking again.
About Lynsey B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
In my own home I have an outside communal space which is great for dogs but it is not gated, so suited for dogs who are trained and have a good recall, but I prefer to take them out on a lead as this is often more comfortable for me and the owner. A dog is treated the same as a child to me and they are allowed on the furniture, except when eating.
Home
Information Lynsey B. would like to know about your pet
If the dog can be off the lead, any things to avoid such as phobias/fears (I have experienced dogs being scared of certain breeds, being out in the dark, fireworks) amount of treats they are allowed, any foods they can't have, their general daily routine and habits.
A typical day
I think its important to play with the dog or take them for a walk when they first arrive to distract them from being left somewhere new and to make them feel comfortable. Happy to have them close by while I am working and be a positive distraction.
Lynsey B.
London