Not a day goes by that I don't make a tail wag. When it comes to dog sitting, I'm the one you want. My motto is dogs deserve the same kind of care and attention that you'd give to a child. You need to take them to the bathroom at certain intervals, give them their designated meal at appropriate times, play with them every now and then, give them love with a belly rub or ear scratch, check their bodies occasionally for ticks or incidentals and a good cuddle every so often. If a nutritious meal is what they need, I'll be their cook. If a dog is feeling anxious a good cuddle, dog walk or relaxing dog music could do the job, I'm there to solve the problem! As a proud dog sitter of a pug and a cockapoo, I believe that dogs are their own individuals with different interests, habits, preferences and routines. I make sure to do my best to stick to their routine and habits to ensure they are happy, comfortable and taken care of. My job is to keep things running smoothly until their owner gets back, with that is making sure I stick to the rules of the owners house. As a dog sitter, it's important to be sensitive, that is sensing when a dog is acting differently and being able to respond correctly. I babysat a pug, Josie, for about 7 years growing up and she became part of my family. I helped train her from when she was little, maintained the owners rules of no climbing on furniture or human food. Josie was the cutest, ugliest and smartest little pug I knew and she made my day better every time I came back from school to take care of her and sleepovers throughout the years. With the cockapoo, I did more of dog walking and coming over to dog sit. I was able to gain more experience with a medium sized dog that loved to run outside and needed more maintenance. Both were great experiences that only deepened my love for dogs.