I'm a hard working student at NYU, but I miss my dogs in Florida. I grew up with Maltese and absolutely adore them. My family bred them for a few years, totaling over 30 babies, and I'm good with the younger ones. I have a preference to fluffy, Maltese-like dogs, but I just love dogs in general. My parents don't want me to get my own, but I can't stand not being around dogs. I took care of one of my dogs from home for a few months, so I am well accustomed to taking care of dogs in the big city, even though I may not have my own. I am flexible; just send me an email and we can talk. I'm excited to play with your dogs and I hope they like me too! Thank you for considering me to take care of your dogs, Maxwell Rosen These are some little housekeeping points and updates in my life: - These are some things to bring: + Food, because I don't have any. + Their favorite toys, of course. + Leash, harness, and poop bags for walks. - I have a spacious crate, a bed, and blankets, so there is no need to bring a kennel or anything. - I can home-sit, but because I am a student, I go to class. If you don't live near NYU Tandon (15-minute walk or so), It's difficult on weekdays to do mid-day walks; although, I can if the stay is at my apartment. I can home-sit on weekends and bring them to my appartment on the weekdays. - My home-sitting price is less than boarding because I have found that my visitors sometimes get homesick. Also, hair doesn't get all over my place and I like adventuring around the city too, ON WEEKENDS. It is also much less of a hassle for the owners to not uproot their baby for a few days.