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🐶 PET RESORT When dogs stay at my home, they will be staying in my giant living room with access to a private gated backyard with lots of grass to play where I will watch them at all times. My house is "accident" proof - I have designated pet relief areas for those "uh-oh" moments because it happens, especially with the new dogs so it's not to worry if your doggo is not entirely potty trained. My stay includes a variety of amenities for the dogs: * Enclosed backyard with grass * 700 sqft fenced neighborhood dog park I do have a cat and a bunny (you can see my fur babies in my photos). My cat is very socialized with dogs. Litter and cat food is never near ANY dogs as the litter and cat food is separated by a pet gate. My bunny also has her own room and the doggos and bunny will never interact. I have a 700 sqft fenced dog park in my neighborhood where the dogs can play and let out their energy, which is very convenient so I don't have to travel far and you have the comfort of knowing that your dog is in one place. I love playing fetch in the park, backyard or inside my house with the doggos followed by a little tug of war. I like to go for walks around my block that includes walking to the Golf Course which is next to me. I am very active myself and love to use the dogs as an extra excuse to exercise :)

As a dedicated and enthusiastic pet sitter, my typical day spent watching your dog is filled with exciting activities and fun adventures. Here's a glimpse into what their day might look like: Morning: 1. Rise and shine: I start my day by ensuring your pup is comfortable and has everything they need. 2. Breakfast time: I feed the dog their regular meal and ensure they have fresh water available. 3. Morning walk: After giving the dog some time to digest their meal, I take them for a refreshing walk around the neighborhood. It's a great opportunity for them to stretch their legs, explore their surroundings, and interact with the environment. Afternoon: 4. Backyard playtime: Returning from the walk, I head to the backyard for some playtime. I engage in games like fetch, where I throw a ball or a toy for the dog to chase and retrieve. Tug of war with a sturdy rope toy is another favorite game that keeps both me and the dog entertained. 5. Training sessions: Mental stimulation is essential for dogs, so I incorporate short training sessions into their routine. I teach them basic commands or work on advanced tricks, rewarding their progress with treats and praise. Evening: 6. Community neighborhood dog park: To provide an opportunity for socialization and to burn off some extra energy, I take the dog to the nearby community dog park (if you do not want them around other dogs please let me know in advance). Here, they can interact with other dogs, explore different scents, and enjoy a change of scenery. I supervise their play, ensuring their safety and happiness. 7. Interactive toys and puzzles: When I return home, I engage the dog with interactive toys and puzzles to keep their minds active. Puzzle toys with hidden treats or food dispensers are great for mental stimulation and encourage problem-solving skills. 8. Relaxation time: As the day winds down, I create a calm and comfortable environment for the dog to relax. I provide them with a cozy bed, ensure they have access to water, and offer some gentle petting and reassurance. Throughout the day, I maintain a loving and attentive presence, catering to the dog's needs and making sure they feel secure and cared for. I document their activities and behavior, noting any important details to update you upon their return. Every dog is unique, so my approach may vary depending on their individual needs, energy levels, and preferences.