I like to do meet and greets either at a dog park or out on a walk. I do not want a dog to feel uncomfortable around my two girls. My girls have been boarded and always have been given positive feedback. If they do not get along, my place is big enough that I could separate them and no one would be confined to just one room. During obedience class a Pitbull kept nipping at my Daphne, so she is nervous around larger dogs.

In the morning, I wake up, wash up and take the pups for a walk. I work from home. I work for about four hours, then take my lunch break and give your pup their second walk. I then work for another four hours and start dinner, go out for a third walk, and finally before bedtime give a final walk. On rare occasions , I go to the office so the only thing that would change is no walk at noon — it would be six hours before second break is given (however, I have a super flexible schedule and can leave the office after four hours). Saturday and Sunday, I'm usually home. I walk my dogs just around my neighborhood because one of my girls is noise nervous, however if your pup enjoys longer walks and is not afraid of noises I would walk her around the airport walking path. My dogs get 20–30 minutes walks 3–4 times a day. On the weekends if I need to drive my boyfriend to work, I take the dogs on a car ride and we will walk at the park near my boyfriend’s job. In the summer I spend a lot of time in my backyard, so my dogs keep me company. Dogs are free to explore my house and/or backyard — if their owner allows. I allow my dogs on the sofa and beds. They are not crated as they are housebroken and have free roaming privileges — if the client allows so will their pet. Speaking from experience, if the client wants pictures and or FaceTime calls, I can provide those as well as text messages as often as needed. Speaking as a pet owner, I know I feel comfort seeing photos of my happy pet when I am away!