I have a small fenced yard, adjacent to 10 acres of dense wilderness. There is a natural spring and a family of deer who graze back there. There are many new sights and smells for your dog to experience. I am an artist/pottery, or at least I try to be. I have lived in my home for over 22 years and somehow became the President of my Neighborhood Association (not an H.O.A.) Apparently some people think I am responsible. I was voted 'most witty' in school and I get along with most humans and all dogs. I like dogs who do not snore! I work random liquor promotions in Lexington which typically only last three hours. I work an average of five events a month and I am usually home during the day. Rover.com has allowed me this wonderful opportunity to make extra money so I don't have to break down and get a real job. Staying home and playing with dogs is the greatest job ever! In January 2024, two little 16 lb dogs were abandoned in my neighborhood and lived on the street for 18 days. I was finally able to catch them in a homemade trap. My plan was to keep them until they could be adopted together. After 6 weeks I couldn't find a family willing to adopt both of them. I soon realized I had fallen in love with them. After a $1000 vet bill, Daisy and Luke are fully vaccinated with every possible vaccine available. Daisy and Luke are no longer looking for a home, they live with me now. I expected these two sweethearts to be wild and feral. They ran from every neighbor who tried to help them. They are the most loving and cuddly dogs I have ever met. It is now June 2024 and they have met at least 30 different dogs who have stayed in my home and they have gotten along with every dog. I only keep small dogs and I often keep multiple dogs at the same time. When I do leave my home, I put my two dogs in a crate. I never allow dogs from different families to roam unsupervised when I am not home. If your dog has never been in a crate, I will block off my kitchen where your dog will have its bed, food and water. The “DOGGIE V.I.P.” area is a window at the bottom of my stairs. I keep a comfortable dog bed in front of this window and dogs will sit and gaze outside for hours. I have many pictures of dogs lounging at this V.I.P. window posted on this Rover profile. I understand leaving your furry family member with a stranger you have met online can be quite scary. I will put your mind at ease by sending multiple pictures and videos each day. You are welcome to call and video chat at any time. There is a good chance I may put a costume on your dog and take pictures. I like dogs who do not snore.