Ron U.
San Antonio, TX
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Pet care experience
As a professional dog walker, what sets me apart from other dog walkers is my extensive experience with various breeds and temperaments of dogs. I have a deep understanding of canine behavior and body language, which allows me to quickly establish a rapport with any dog I work with. In addition to my experience, I have specialized skills in training puppies and providing senior dog care. I understand that puppies require a lot of patience and positive reinforcement to help them learn good behaviors, and I'm able to provide that in a fun and engaging way. With senior dogs, I'm experienced in providing gentle exercise and accommodating any special needs they may have, such as administering medication or adjusting the pace of the walk. I also prioritize safety during walks and am trained in pet first aid and CPR. I take great care to ensure that dogs are always secure and comfortable during walks, whether that means using proper equipment or avoiding potentially dangerous situations. Lastly, I believe that clear communication with pet owners is essential. I provide regular updates on the dog's behavior and any issues that arise during walks. I'm also flexible and able to customize walks to meet the specific needs of each dog and their owner. Overall, my combination of experience, specialized skills, safety focus, and clear communication set me apart from other dog walkers and make me an excellent choice for anyone looking for professional and personalized dog walking services.
Reviews
Ron is a very caring and conscientious pet sitter. He is an avid outdoorsman and loves to walk and hike with dogs and dogs love his energy and attentiveness. He treats pets kindly and is an excellent pet sitter, caregiver, and walker. He loves cats equally. Ron doesn’t work hard to be a great pet caregiver he just innately is. He is so caring and detail oriented he can’t help but be successful in caring for pets. Owners need not worry putting their pets health, safety and happiness in his hands!
About Ron U.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
As a professional dog walker, my main focus is providing dog walking services for clients either in their own home or at designated walking areas. However, in some cases, I may also offer additional pet care services either in my own home or in the client's home. When caring for pets in my own home, I would ensure that my living space is safe and welcoming for the pets. This includes having a designated area for the pet to sleep, providing fresh water and food, and providing toys and other forms of entertainment to keep the pet occupied. I would also ensure that the pet is comfortable with me and any other pets in my home and monitor their behavior to ensure they are not exhibiting signs of anxiety or discomfort. When caring for pets in the client's home, I would follow any specific instructions given by the client regarding feeding, medication, and any other specific care requirements. I would also ensure that the pet is comfortable in their environment and provide them with attention, affection, and any necessary exercise or playtime. Overall, the level of pet care I provide will depend on the specific services I offer and the needs of the pet and their owner. In all cases, I prioritize the safety and well-being of the pets in my care and strive to provide a high-quality, reliable service.
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Information Ron U. would like to know about your pet
Breed and Size: Knowing the breed and size of the dog will give you an idea of its temperament, energy level, and exercise needs. Age: The age of the dog can give you an idea of its physical limitations and any special needs it may have. For example, older dogs may require more frequent potty breaks or need medication. Medical Conditions: It is important to know if the dog has any medical conditions that may require special attention or medication. Dietary Restrictions: Knowing the dog's dietary restrictions or preferences will ensure that you provide appropriate food and treats. Exercise Needs: Understanding the dog's exercise needs will help you plan appropriate activities and ensure that the dog gets enough exercise while in your care. Behavioral Issues: Knowing if the dog has any behavioral issues, such as separation anxiety or aggression towards other dogs or people, will help you manage the dog's behavior and ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all. Emergency Contacts: Always make sure to have the dog owner's contact information, as well as the contact information for their veterinarian, in case of an emergency. By gathering this information ahead of time, you can provide the best possible care for the dog and ensure a positive experience for both the dog and their owner.
A typical day
Here are some fun activities I would do with the dogs: Play fetch: Many dogs love to chase and retrieve balls, sticks, or frisbees, so I would bring along some toys and play fetch with the dogs. Run and jog: If the dogs are energetic and fit, I would take them for a run or jog to get their heart rate up and burn off some energy. Explore new scents: Dogs love to sniff around and explore new scents, so I would take them to different parks or trails to let them explore. Socialize with other dogs: If the dogs are sociable and enjoy interacting with other dogs, I would take them to a dog park or other designated off-leash area where they can play with other dogs. Training: If the dogs need some training, I would incorporate some training exercises into our walks, such as practicing basic commands like "sit," "stay," and "come." As for special places to go on walks, it depends on the location and the preferences of the dogs. Some dogs may enjoy walking in the woods or hiking on a trail, while others may prefer a stroll through the neighborhood or a trip to the beach. I would take the time to get to know each dog and their preferences, and tailor our walks accordingly.
Services
Ron can host
Ron can watch in your home
Availability
As a professional dog walker, pet care is a crucial part of my daily routine. Here's how it fits into my typical day or week: Morning routine: I start my day by waking up early and preparing for my first dog walking appointment. This involves ensuring that I have all the necessary equipment and supplies, including leashes, treats, and waste bags. Walking appointments: Throughout the day, I have scheduled dog walking appointments with various clients. I ensure that I arrive on time, greet the dog(s) warmly, and take them on a safe and enjoyable walk. During the walk, I monitor the dog's behavior and ensure that they are comfortable and well-behaved. Pet care tasks: In addition to walking the dogs, I also perform other pet care tasks as needed, such as feeding, administering medication, or providing basic grooming services like brushing or nail trimming. Communication with clients: As a professional dog walker, I prioritize clear and frequent communication with my clients. This might involve sending updates or photos of their pets, discussing any concerns or changes to the dog's routine, or scheduling future appointments. Personal time: While my schedule is largely dictated by my clients' needs, I also make sure to carve out time for personal tasks and self-care. This might involve taking a break between appointments to eat, rest, or exercise, or setting aside time in the evenings or weekends to recharge and engage in hobbies or social activities. Overall, pet care is a central part of my professional and personal routine as a dog walker. By prioritizing the needs and well-being of my clients' pets, I am able to provide a high-quality service and build strong relationships with both the dogs and their owners.
About Ron U.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
As a professional dog walker, my main focus is providing dog walking services for clients either in their own home or at designated walking areas. However, in some cases, I may also offer additional pet care services either in my own home or in the client's home. When caring for pets in my own home, I would ensure that my living space is safe and welcoming for the pets. This includes having a designated area for the pet to sleep, providing fresh water and food, and providing toys and other forms of entertainment to keep the pet occupied. I would also ensure that the pet is comfortable with me and any other pets in my home and monitor their behavior to ensure they are not exhibiting signs of anxiety or discomfort. When caring for pets in the client's home, I would follow any specific instructions given by the client regarding feeding, medication, and any other specific care requirements. I would also ensure that the pet is comfortable in their environment and provide them with attention, affection, and any necessary exercise or playtime. Overall, the level of pet care I provide will depend on the specific services I offer and the needs of the pet and their owner. In all cases, I prioritize the safety and well-being of the pets in my care and strive to provide a high-quality, reliable service.
Home
Information Ron U. would like to know about your pet
Breed and Size: Knowing the breed and size of the dog will give you an idea of its temperament, energy level, and exercise needs. Age: The age of the dog can give you an idea of its physical limitations and any special needs it may have. For example, older dogs may require more frequent potty breaks or need medication. Medical Conditions: It is important to know if the dog has any medical conditions that may require special attention or medication. Dietary Restrictions: Knowing the dog's dietary restrictions or preferences will ensure that you provide appropriate food and treats. Exercise Needs: Understanding the dog's exercise needs will help you plan appropriate activities and ensure that the dog gets enough exercise while in your care. Behavioral Issues: Knowing if the dog has any behavioral issues, such as separation anxiety or aggression towards other dogs or people, will help you manage the dog's behavior and ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all. Emergency Contacts: Always make sure to have the dog owner's contact information, as well as the contact information for their veterinarian, in case of an emergency. By gathering this information ahead of time, you can provide the best possible care for the dog and ensure a positive experience for both the dog and their owner.
A typical day
Here are some fun activities I would do with the dogs: Play fetch: Many dogs love to chase and retrieve balls, sticks, or frisbees, so I would bring along some toys and play fetch with the dogs. Run and jog: If the dogs are energetic and fit, I would take them for a run or jog to get their heart rate up and burn off some energy. Explore new scents: Dogs love to sniff around and explore new scents, so I would take them to different parks or trails to let them explore. Socialize with other dogs: If the dogs are sociable and enjoy interacting with other dogs, I would take them to a dog park or other designated off-leash area where they can play with other dogs. Training: If the dogs need some training, I would incorporate some training exercises into our walks, such as practicing basic commands like "sit," "stay," and "come." As for special places to go on walks, it depends on the location and the preferences of the dogs. Some dogs may enjoy walking in the woods or hiking on a trail, while others may prefer a stroll through the neighborhood or a trip to the beach. I would take the time to get to know each dog and their preferences, and tailor our walks accordingly.
Location
San Antonio, TX
Pets
Ron U.
San Antonio, TX