Hi there! How are you? Alittle bit about me: Alot of my experience that I have comes from owning pets growing up! When I was young, my grandmother would always take in birds, cats, dogs etc. She would always teach me how to care for them and look after them. She would feed them, nuture them, nurse them back to health and raise them. Looking back, that's what sparked my interest in pets and also educated me that it's not the best idea to take in every pet I see 😄. But never the less That inspired me to love pets and really appreciate them! Currently I have two pets... a 4month old puppy and a five month old bunny who are both very sweet and get along well. My puppy is actually scared of my bunny because he's always hoping around him so fast and trying to play with him. For Visits, Walks and Doggy Daycare: Some factors that make me different from the rest is that I think of animals as babies/children. My puppy is literally my son, and I would think of your pup just the same. Also It's very important to me that whoever I'm working with is comfortable. So I love to send daily pictures of me walking your pup, playing with him/ her and, even feedings.. etc. Another thing that is important is communication. Since I'm going to be taking care of your baby, It's important I keep you in the loop of what's going on... So along with the pictures I'd love to send updates like, Ex." Today Jerry's having a great day. He ate his food well and he enjoyed eating, playing and laying in the grass!" Another perk would be I have a puppy too... who is very playful and would make a great friend! He could be a great playmate. And I would love the idea of him being able to walk alongside your dog, run, play and make your pups time with us even more fun and active! For House sitting : Something that separates me from the others is cleanliness! I like to treat everyone's home as if it were my own. Therefore I would clean up any mess I or the dog has done when I am there. I would love to cuddle your pup, play tug a war, go to a local dark park and treat him like a second mama would. Thanks for reading.