My wife and I love dogs, especially when we can take them on fun little adventures. I have a lot of energy, so I can keep up with your dog no matter how hyper they are. Trust me. I am currently a student, and I do a lot of my classes over Zoom. That means that I'm home most of the day. We live in a two-bedroom apartment, but we have plenty of room for playing. And, when it gets too boring being cooped up inside, we live across the street from a park where dogs love to run around. We are located right near Exit 333, making pickups and drop-offs convenient for you. One last thing about me: I will do everything I can to help a dog in need. Last year, my wife and I were hiking in Alta, Wyoming. At the top of the Devil's Staircase hike, we found a dog roaming around unattended. We befriended Maverick (his name was on his collar) so that he was comfortable enough to follow us back down the mountain. We hiked three miles to the parking lot with him to find his owner. When we got to the parking lot, we were able to reunite Maverick with his very distraught family. I have classes on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11:30 am-1:45 pm. Then Tuesday and Thursday I have classes from 12:45-1:45. Other than those times, I am at home doing homework or studying for classes. Free to go on walks or potty breaks. We have a two-bedroom apartment, so I would keep dogs in the main living area. There is plenty of space for a crate if needed.