I might not have any documented background-related experience to provide for ones own assurance on the level of care I would provide for your pet, I can only provide you with a brief understanding of what these animals mean to me. Since the age of 13, I have had 7 dogs, 1 bunny, and 3 love-birds. Now, I have always been more of a dog-person, but I have cared for all types of animals with the same level I would with dogs. Anyone that knows me, or has had me over at their place (which had pets), would instantly say that I pay attention more to the animals than the humans. Additionally, when it comes to the care, I will always be attentive to making sure that not only are your pets safe, but will be provided the necessary time of play and attention to make it the most comfortable and stress-free time for them. I am an engineer who is self-employed and works from home - or anywhere really (I can take my work with me). My schedule is very flexible and can be altered to match what is needed for your pet, with no stress. My weekly activities can easily be pinned down to 3 types: (1) Project-related work that have no set deadlines or schedules (2) Pet-Care (3) Volunteer work with a few different charities (though covid reduced this quite a bit, but hopefully that is changing soon) I like to be active and always have a lot of energy to burn through, so I like to personally go on a walk, run, or bike-ride almost daily. This helps with my confidence in saying that any-level of activity your pet might require, I am sure I can provide it! All pets at my house are cared for like they are humans, part of the family. I also have taken on dogs from others who just didn't want them or "could not take them to the new state they moved to". I currently only have 1 dog (typically 2), with the passing of my best-friend last Christmas. The one with us still, she is a smaller than normal size Chocolate Lab from Kentucky. Normally, the dogs have free realm of the house, while I keep all doors closed to the bathrooms, closets, or anywhere else they might wander into and grab things they shouldn't (just in case as we train them to not do so). They also sleep on the bed during the night. During the day, if weather permits, I go on 2 walks: one in the morning and one in the evening, and tend to create frequent excuses to stop my work so I can play with Abigail throughout the day. While working in my home-office, Abigail will sleep on the pull-out futon (this turned into a 24/7 accessible bed for her) or under my desk on a laid out blanket. I know this might be a lot of content, but I figured its the best way to try to paint the picture of how animals / dogs are a huge part of my daily life and that I would always show the same-level of care for yours.