Dogs have always been the thing that make me happiest. I’ve been passionate about dogs since an early age, and there’s no better job in the world than one you’re passionate doing! Taking care of dogs is no easy task, but it’s a job I feel strongly about. I’m up for any task big or small when it comes to these canine cuties, as long as I get to see them wag their tail in delight. I grew up with seven dogs, most of them rescue. They ranged in size from small to medium to large, which means I have experience with all types of dogs and personalities. Your pup will be in good hands with me no matter what! I have also been working as a professional pet care provider for a few years, which has included dog walking, conducting home visits, providing medication for sick dogs, and boarding. I currently do not have any pets of my own (although I hope to have some in the future), which means your pooch will have my undivided attention. Like any relationship, communication is key. It is important that all of the canine’s needs and wants are clearly understood by me and that I ask you all the right questions before I begin caring for your best friend. A dog’s health and safety is paramount, and I want to make sure that you feel secure that your pup is being well taken care of. I am happy to provide as many updates as you see fit during our time together and make sure the canine is my top priority the whole time. I love to have fun with dogs, but I also take this job very seriously. No task is too big or small for me when it comes to dogs, and I will always go the extra mile to ensure you are satisfied with my service. I am open to all dogs and respectful to their needs. Some need more time to get acquainted with me, others will be fast friends. I am cognizant of that and will be patient with each situation. During a meet and greet, I will adapt to what the dog needs to feel comfortable. Just like meeting a human friend, we’ll start with pleasantries and I’ll learn their boundaries. I’ll allow the dog room to explore me and feel at home before I pet them or smother them with kisses. We have a great view of the New York skyline right out of my apartment. Across the street is a HUGE park with lots of room to run and spot a chipmunk. And a little further away is the West New York Dog Park, but that’s only if you’re okay with other dogs.