When Maggie and I both lived in Vancouver I would occasionally tag along for a walk with Jinx (Golden Retriever) to the dog park where I saw first hand how Maggie handles stressful situations. Jinx would get over excited with smaller dogs, or there was the occasional disagreement between Jinx and another medium/large dog and I remember being impressed by Maggie's ability to defuse these situations and get every one back to playing happy. Since then I've heard stories about her working in a doggy daycare where she learned to tailor her approach to many different breeds and personalities, which speaks volumes to her patience and love for all dogs. While all of that was happening she was also giving me regular updates on her childhood dog Nebbie, who has been running into some serious health problems. Maggie was constantly fighting for Nebbie's best outcome, no matter how hard it was or how scary it was she made sure she had a seat at the table to be a voice for her Nebbie. For these reasons I couldn't imagine a more responsible or loving pet caregiver.

Maggie helped take care of my family dog when she was sick and needed extra help. She worked at Doggy daycare and is used to dogs with special medical needs and hyper active dogs.