Michelle G.
East Side, CA
outdoor adventurer home mornings
Pet care experience
I have lived with dogs since the day I was born, and learned to take care of them on my own at a young age. I graduated from Seattle University and am currently a behavioral specialist at ryther child center, where creating a safe, loving, and understanding environment is paramount. As a dog sitter, I use the skills I have learned in this position to help inform my approach. Safety is number one, basic needs should always be met, including food, shelter, medical needs, and exercise, and any way to make those activities fun and creative is great. I particularly love running and hiking and love to take dogs on adventures with me. Overall, I am a very qualified and well-rounded caregiver that will make your pet feel loved!
Reviews
Michelle loves dogs and cares about their good health, which is why she likes to walk them. Exercise is critical for their health. Dogs are comfortable with her because they sense her goodness. My dog misses her when she doesn't walk her. She goes crazy when she hears the doorbell at the usual walk time. Michelle is careful to take care of the dog waste that most neighborhoods prefer. Definitely recommend.
About Michelle G.
Communication
Skills
Home
Information Michelle G. would like to know about your pet
What is there favorite treat, activity, and toy. I would also want to know their baseline temperament, as that can help me gauge our relationship and what I can do differently to make being away from mom and pops easier for them. How do they signal hunger and bathroom breaks? Do they bark or scratch on a door, etc?
A typical day
Going to dog parks to learn good social skills, walking through the Seattle center to soak in some sights, going for runs around south lake Union, playing fetch, cuddling, and playing soccer (if they know how).
Services
Michelle can host
Michelle can watch in your home
About Michelle G.
Communication
Skills
Home
Information Michelle G. would like to know about your pet
What is there favorite treat, activity, and toy. I would also want to know their baseline temperament, as that can help me gauge our relationship and what I can do differently to make being away from mom and pops easier for them. How do they signal hunger and bathroom breaks? Do they bark or scratch on a door, etc?
A typical day
Going to dog parks to learn good social skills, walking through the Seattle center to soak in some sights, going for runs around south lake Union, playing fetch, cuddling, and playing soccer (if they know how).
Location
Long Beach, CA
Pets
Michelle G.
East Side, CA