I have owned and cared for animals. my whole life. Cats, dogs, horses, mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, etc. My father was a dog trainer in the Marines and I learned alongside of him. Have worked in animal rescue and rehabilitation for w0 years. Skilled in training, behavioral issues, medication administration, and socialization. I am a recent transplant from NYC. I work from my home office, my husband owns his own company as well and works out of the house. We have no two legged little ones but spend our days with our furry kids a Great Dane rescue, a German Shepherd, and our diabetic cat. They think we bought them a dog park of their own but we have tried telling them it is just a back yard. They are spoiled rotten and are more than happy to have friends over to play. I am home all day Monday - Friday a normal day would start with a morning potty break, followed by breakfast around 7am. Then we move it to the office downstairs. The dogs are in and out all day long and there is plenty of time for play. We normally have group outside time or a walk in the evening, followed by dinner, and lounging around for the night. We have about an acre of property and live on a quiet cul-de-sac. Our yard is set up for have dogs who do well off leash. We also have runs and kennels for those who like to run like the safety of a confined space. We have a large covered deck with a gate and a fan for lounging. We have a doggie pool and outdoor doggie water fountain to cool off. We have an enclosed Catio for the felines who like to get some fresh air. Our home is set up with a private suite and private entrance for animals who do not socialize well or need their own space. We live on a quiet cul-de-sac, are extremely active and love to go on walks, hikes, and trips to the dog park. I also have a kitty caddy for the cats like our that like to tag along. Furry friends have full range of the house they are welcome to curl up near the fire place, they can snuggle up on the bed or couch in the guest suite, if they are couch commandos like our lot there are plenty of blankets and comfy spots on the sectional to nap or sleep for the night. Furry friends are welcome in the bedroom, only rule is everyone gets their own blanket (this rule applies to humans and four legged friends)