I will take care of your dog the way I'd want someone to take care of mine. Between my sisters and I, we own three dogs. They are all different breeds and sizes (Boston terrier mix, bulldog and a golden lab mix). We treat them all like our children. My pet care experience revolves around play time, low-maintenance grooming, bath time and many cuddles and kisses. I work full time as an engineer but my schedule is flexible. I do go into the office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but I can coordinate visits for after work hours. I work from home Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. I also don't discriminate against cats! 😁. Rover is the reason I've come to love cats and soon hope to be the parent of one. TIPS FIRST TIME ROVER USERS: -Whenever you are searching for a sitter, next to the list of sitters available near you, there is a tab to look at a map to see how far they are from you. It's beneficial for both parties if the sitter is within a close enough drive especially if you ever need a last minute walk or emergency drop-in. -A walk is suggested for high energy dogs especially if they are early morning or late afternoon walks. -A drop-in can cover anything from a short walk, to a litter clean up, to feeding, to playtime, etc. For dog owners, I'd suggest this during afternoon visits because the Florida heat is brutal. -If you're going away on a trip, there are sitters who offer boarding options or even sitters who offer house sitting services and keep your pet company at the comfort of your own home. These services can be seen under an individual sitter's offered services. I unfortunately am not able to do either but I'd rather an owner be well aware of their options to make their pet feel the most comfortable and cared for.