I don't know how to begin to explain my experience, but let’s start with my professional background I’m a graduate from Sir Stanford Fleming college in the Ecosystem Management Technology Program. I also have my Structural Exterminator Pesticide License. I'm an environmentalist and I do volunteer wildlife rescue work as well. I've had a variety of animals as pets my whole life, including dogs/puppy's, cats/kittens, fish, birds, and hamsters. When I was about 11 years old I was the neighborhood dog walker for many years, now I've watched my college roommates bearded dragon. I'm constantly asked to watch our friends pets. Now I have my two elderly dogs that take more delicate watching, one is a 10 year old senior dog has a torn ACL and I need to help her in and out of vehicles, watch to ensure she doesn't jump, run or do any movement that could hurt her more. I did have to administer orally her medication for two months after the incident. Then I have my 15 year senior old dog that got a disease that made him lose all balance, I've re-taught him how to walk, now he just needs help with going up and down the stairs, in and out of vehicles, turning all lights on for his balance. Also he's now going deaf and stubborn, so sometimes you have to re-direct him instead of calling him. I’ve also had to administer medication with him as well, which is no longer on. I also have experience with reactive dogs, my one dogs developed a food aggression, which was later trained out. My other dog is reactive to dogs, which has led my other dog to be reactive with them as well. I love my babies and would do anything for them, just like I treat any animal I encounter, as I would treat yours too. The animal always comes first.