Mary B.
Sequoyah, Oakland, CA
Services
Mary can host
Mary can care for
Availability
I work remotely so am home during the day and evenings. If the dog is up for it, I take them for long walks in my neighborhood and on the trails that are close by.
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About Mary B.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a fenced in back yard and leave the door open so the pups have easy access to the inside and outside. My 2 resident dogs love the company!
Home
Information Mary B. would like to know about your pet
Basic Info: Pet’s name, breed, and age Any medical conditions or special needs Dietary restrictions and feeding schedule Emergency vet contact info Behavior & Personality: Is the pet friendly with strangers and other animals? Any fears or anxieties (e.g., thunderstorms, loud noises, separation anxiety)? Preferred activities and energy level Any behavioral quirks (e.g., jumping, chewing, digging)? Daily Routine: Usual walking schedule and preferred routes Commands they know and respond to Crate training or free-roaming habits Favorite toys or comfort items Safety & Health: Allergies or medication needs How they react to new environments Leash/harness preferences Any restricted areas in the home
A typical day
For Active Dogs: Long Walks & Hikes – Explore new trails or parks. Fetch & Frisbee – A classic way to burn energy. Dog Park Visits – Great for social dogs who love to play. For Low-Energy or Senior Dogs: Leisurely Walks – Stroll at their pace in a peaceful area. Cuddle Time – Some dogs just want belly rubs and love. Gentle Playtime – Tug-of-war or soft toy games
Location
Oakland, CA
Pets
My dog is my life coach
Pet care experience
I have fostered and pet sat over 100 dogs in my home, including dogs with special needs, medications, and puppies. It’s my joy in life.
Reviews
Kind, competent, flexible dog lovers. Our new go-to Rover people!
Lucky and Nala are comfortable and happy at Mary's. We are so glad to have found her!
Our dog Chef was well taken care by Mary. Communication was quick and easy.
Mary is fantastic! She takes good care of Stella and takes her for long walks everyday. Mary follows all of the necessary diet and medicine instructions, and keeps me updated on my baby while I'm away. She has two lovely dogs herself, who are like a little pack that my dog can be a part of. I have already booked with Mary twice and will definitely do so again.
About Mary B.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a fenced in back yard and leave the door open so the pups have easy access to the inside and outside. My 2 resident dogs love the company!
Home
Information Mary B. would like to know about your pet
Basic Info: Pet’s name, breed, and age Any medical conditions or special needs Dietary restrictions and feeding schedule Emergency vet contact info Behavior & Personality: Is the pet friendly with strangers and other animals? Any fears or anxieties (e.g., thunderstorms, loud noises, separation anxiety)? Preferred activities and energy level Any behavioral quirks (e.g., jumping, chewing, digging)? Daily Routine: Usual walking schedule and preferred routes Commands they know and respond to Crate training or free-roaming habits Favorite toys or comfort items Safety & Health: Allergies or medication needs How they react to new environments Leash/harness preferences Any restricted areas in the home
A typical day
For Active Dogs: Long Walks & Hikes – Explore new trails or parks. Fetch & Frisbee – A classic way to burn energy. Dog Park Visits – Great for social dogs who love to play. For Low-Energy or Senior Dogs: Leisurely Walks – Stroll at their pace in a peaceful area. Cuddle Time – Some dogs just want belly rubs and love. Gentle Playtime – Tug-of-war or soft toy games
Mary B.
Sequoyah, Oakland, CA