Have you ever gone on a vacation, stay-cation, deployment, or other trips away from your pooch, and possibly even kitty, and were worried they wouldn't stay caught up with all of your favorite shows? Well look no further! At House Hound, we, and by we I mean me, pride ourselves on our ability to keep your pooch updated on all important TV events, such as Game of Thrones, Doctor Who, The Walking Dead, and Better Call Saul. House Hound also provides exclusive viewing events, such as the latest Harry Potter and Star Wars movies, as well as the classics, such as Lord of the Rings. Rest assured that while you're away, your pooch will be enjoying valuable life lessons and experiences that will stay with them furever. Or until the next treat.* *Some exclusions may apply. Length of attention span to food span varies by breed and age of dogs and general interest in subject matter. House Hound is staffed by an avid dog lover and frequent dog sitter for many friends. She especially loves large dogs but will easily spoil the tiniest of dogs with trips to Home Depot. She has fostered many dogs in the past so she is well acquainted with the different needs and accommodations of dogs in new environments. In addition, she has experience with diabetic dogs and is comfortable providing medications of varying types, that includes insulin injections, as well as eye drops and oral medications. House Hound has the perfect fenced-in yard that allows dogs the full run of inside and outside of the house when she is home. When not home all dogs are kept inside. House Hound has a couple of crates available to make sure that everyone is safe when no one is home to keep an eye on them. She is also exceptional at cuddling cats! Starting in March House Hound will have a separate room just for guests of the feline variety. House Meow will have plenty of scratching posts and sunny places to take naps that will ensure they have a place away from any K9s that might be roaming the grounds. These exclusive benefits, and more, are only provided at House Hound!