When I was young, our first pet was a beautiful, fun-loving Golden Retriever. I cherished the day she first entered out household, it was a very special day for me. Lila was a loving companion and she grew to be my best friend. It was later on when we finally got another dog for Lila to play with. King, my Labrador Retriever, was a troublesome puppy. He would wrestle with Lila even when he knew she hated it but continued anyway. They became my brother and sister and our bond from there grew even more. I realized during my years in high school I had a passion for animals. I got the chance to have a real experience with another dog around the time I still had King ad Lila. He was a German Shepard, very healthy and powerful dog. Of course, my mother helped and taught me when we went for walks with the dogs. It became very easy and I loved it. It was only during my time in High School, I began to work with more dogs. I was in charge of making sure all dogs were healthy and getting much-needed exercise while their parents were away. I worked with at least 8 or more dogs in the past four years, two of them were family and the rest were around my neighborhood. Caring for them didn't even need to be issued because your dog was my TOP priority and secret best friend. Also, I have this routine whenever I meet a new client. It's really a question I must ask every time and that is, "How does your dog act around strangers and other animals?" It's very important that people tell me exactly how their dogs act around others so I many approach this the right way. I plan and take action when I'm finished with your report. Whether it's a dog or a cat I won't neglect while they're in my care. Like I've been telling you, I'm a PET LOVER, not a HATER.