No breed preferences. Most of my experience with sitting comes from watching Pitt Bulls, Pit-Bull mixes, Basset Hounds, Australian Shepards, German Shepards, Blue-Heelers, Golden Doodles, Black Labs, Pugs, Both puppies and senior dogs.

Depending on the type of visit, I generally like to make engage in any activities specific to the dog in respect to their age and energy level. If it is an older dog, with health issues, such as joints, I would want to know from the owner, what activities they can do, such as shorter walks, but spending time, playing together with toys on the floor, or if it is a young, high energy pup, well then I would want to know how far the pup can hike? Do they like to run wild in open spaces, fetch, tug-of-war or just me chasing them back and forth? I am a full-time student, so my ability to watch pups and have them engage in the activities will depend on the duration of my sitting. If I am watching animals overnights, we will absolutely go on longer walks, hikes, bike rides, if drop-in's, then a walk, feeding and play time at home. Many of the activities we would do are listed below: - Dog park (if dog is registered) - Walks on the Erie Canal, Genesee River, Lehigh Valley Trails, Neighborhood walks and walks around the city. - Hiking at one of the many parks in the area, including, but not limited to; Ellison, Mendon Ponds, Tryon, West Bay, Webster, Letchworth, etc. - Bicycle riding on Erie Canal, Lehigh Valley trails - Hanging out at beach; Hamlin, Canadaguia - Camping (if owner and dog are up for it)