Rebecca has taken great efforts to train her dog, Dylan. She has him since he was a puppy. He was a stubborn pup; he had a mind of his own. She didn't give in to his fits. She worked with him every day. He eats when given the right gesture. If you forget, he reminds you, seriously. He looks at you like, "you're forgetting to tell me it's ok to eat". He sits on command, shakes, stays. We can open the back door to go out and he stays if he given the command. Only when you say come, does he come. He loves to go on walks daily, he's proud on these adventures! He gets told all the time what a handsome dog he is. Rebecca makes sure Dylan is seen by his vet yearly and his nails are trimmed when then need to be and he's bathed regularly, a ritual he dislikes! But he gets through it. Everyone who sees Dylan is surprised he is 10 years old! She cares about is health and wellbeing. Every dog should have a "Rebecca". He's a joy to be around and a great companion. Silly on occasion too. Loves to chew paper towel rolls and paper bags. Caring for Dylan provided a sense of purpose and structure for Rebecca. She made sure he was socialized, with their daily walks and dinners out that offer a pet friendly environment. One time she found two strays on her way home. She got them in her car, kept them overnight, for two nights. Offering them fresh water, food and blankets. She felt terrible when she dropped them of at the animal shelter. She cried all the way back home. This is the caring person Ms. Rebecca is.