Generally I like to meet with a client and their pet before I agree to a pet sitting contract. This way I can get a good idea of the owner's relationship with their pet, the lay out of their house and getting the pet familiar with me before I spend extended time with them. Basically, I find out the dog's temperament, needs and schedule and make sure we're a good match. I have a pet detailed pet questionnaire/ info sheet I require to be filled out prior to pet sitting. This includes medical information, emergency contacts, questions about dog aggression/history of aggression, age, weight, breed, where a dog would go if it ran away...etc. As a Pit Bull owner I realize that many breeds have undue negative reputations, therefore I have absolutely ZERO breed preferences. No discrimination here :)!

Time I'll spend with your dog It truly depends on your dog's needs and schedule. If I am caring for your dog at your home it is unlikely that I will be leaving your house often. However, occasionally there will be times when I do. If I am caring for a dog for an entire day I will usually do a morning walk, and if I need to go out I make sure I am back for the afternoon walk, and again to feed for dinner/after dinner walk, and finally a bedtime walk. At most I am only gone for a few hours at a time, otherwise it is impossible to care adequately for the pet which is my utmost priority. Morning/Afternoon/Evening walks and feedings are all set to the preference of each individual client. Dogs are creatures of habit and strive in a structured environment, especially while their owner is absent. My primary goal is to keep your dog as happy as possible and therefore I make my very best effort to keep their schedule as close to their normal routines as possible. Extra house-sitting services Watering plants, turning lights on/off, bringing in the mail is always complimentary :)!