Stefania B.
Pembroke Pines, FL
Services
Stefania can host
Stefania can care for
Availability
Our day starts bright and early around 7:30–9:00 a.m., when most pups arrive for drop-off (and some go home after overnight stays). Everyone gets an initial potty break, followed by breakfast served individually based on each dog’s schedule and needs. Once all dogs for the day have arrived, I take time to properly introduce everyone and make sure personalities mesh well before beginning group play. The morning is full of tail wags, playtime, and socializing! Throughout the day, we alternate between supervised group play and quiet rest or nap breaks to help dogs cool down and recharge. Around noon, some pups enjoy lunch, and because the midday sun can be strong, we switch to quick outdoor potty breaks and keep most playtime indoors during the hottest hours. In the evening, dogs get another round of play and relaxation before dinner is served between 6:00–7:00 p.m. After dinner, pups wind down, and our last outdoor potty break is usually around 9:30 p.m., making sure everyone ends the day happy, comfortable, and ready for a restful night. ❤️
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About Stefania B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
Your dog’s safety and comfort are my top priorities. Our home and backyard are fully set up for dogs, including: • 500 sq ft of indoor dog-friendly space for supervised play • A spacious, escape-proof backyard for safe outdoor fun • Clean, organized, and secure environment to prevent accidents We carefully supervise all interactions, especially during group play, to ensure every dog gets along and stays safe. Meet-and-greets are required to prescreen each dog and ensure a good fit. Dogs eat separately to prevent food aggression and to make sure each pup only eats the food provided by their owner. When it’s time to rest, dogs sleep in their own space, equipped with a crate or separated section to ensure safety when we are not actively supervising. I also adjust play and space for shyer or older dogs who need a quieter, low-stress environment. As a family-run, full-time dog care home, we are dedicated, attentive, and experienced, creating a safe, loving, and structured environment for every dog that stays with us
Home
Information Stefania B. would like to know about your pet
Please let me know if the dog has any special needs. -What language the dog is usually spoken to (I speak Spanish and English). -Any diet restrictions the dog may have. -Potty trained ( if your dog is not potty trained PLEASE provide me with doggy diapers ) -Feeding time -Is your dog used to going for walks at certain times? -If your dog is aggressive with other dogs -Sleeping habits ex. requires a night light on -Do you allow your dog to jump on furniture ( I dont wanna return your dog with bad habits) - crate trained at home? If so please provide me with crate
A typical day
Our day starts bright and early around 7:30–9:00 a.m., when most pups arrive for drop-off (and some go home after overnight stays). Everyone gets an initial potty break, followed by breakfast served individually based on each dog’s schedule and needs. Once all dogs for the day have arrived, I take time to properly introduce everyone and make sure personalities mesh well before beginning group play. The morning is full of tail wags, playtime, and socializing! Throughout the day, we alternate between supervised group play and quiet rest or nap breaks to help dogs cool down and recharge. Around noon, some pups enjoy lunch, and because the midday sun can be strong, we switch to quick outdoor potty breaks and keep most playtime indoors during the hottest hours. In the evening, dogs get another round of play and relaxation before dinner is served between 6:00–7:00 p.m. After dinner, pups wind down, and our last outdoor potty break is usually around 9:30 p.m., making sure everyone ends the day happy, comfortable, and ready for a restful night. ❤️
Location
Pembroke Pines, FL
Pets
Devoted Pet Care+ Endless Cuddles💞
Pet care experience
PLEASE READ: Large and XL dogs must be crate trained for safety purposes and an additional 10-20$+ applies to the base rate. I’m a full-time dog sitter, and caring for your pups is my only job, and my biggest passion! This is a family-run dog care home, and my amazing mom helps me run the show every day. Together, we’ve created the perfect space for dog daycare and overnight boarding with about 500 sq ft of indoor dog area and a spacious, clean, escape-proof backyard for safe outdoor play. We take pride in maintaining a safe, spotless, and loving environment where every dog feels comfortable and cared for. I’m always learning and evolving to become the best sitter possible, offering dependable dog sitting, boarding, and daycare services you can trust. My ideal clients are social, friendly, and well-trained dogs who enjoy playtime and interaction with others. My goal is to create a setting that encourages a fun, safe group play for dogs to exercise, socialize, while keeping everything calm and well-supervised. Our setup is also perfect for shyer dogs or pups who need their own space to relax and recharge. We adjust our environment to fit each dog’s comfort level, ensuring every guest whether they are outgoing or laid-back has a happy, secure, and enjoyable stay.
Reviews
My dog love to be in Stefania house.
This is my first time using this service with Stefania and Im very happy. She send pictures and answer fast when I asking question about my dog. The place is clean and and she is very flexible in time and days when I ask her.
Very friendly and organized day camp. They cared endlessly regardless of his breed . Also went out of the way to take care of his allergy. And ghost was very happy to arrive here daily
Stefania was very communicative for pickup, drop off and throughout the day. Ariel seemed to have lots of fun with all her new friends.
About Stefania B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
Your dog’s safety and comfort are my top priorities. Our home and backyard are fully set up for dogs, including: • 500 sq ft of indoor dog-friendly space for supervised play • A spacious, escape-proof backyard for safe outdoor fun • Clean, organized, and secure environment to prevent accidents We carefully supervise all interactions, especially during group play, to ensure every dog gets along and stays safe. Meet-and-greets are required to prescreen each dog and ensure a good fit. Dogs eat separately to prevent food aggression and to make sure each pup only eats the food provided by their owner. When it’s time to rest, dogs sleep in their own space, equipped with a crate or separated section to ensure safety when we are not actively supervising. I also adjust play and space for shyer or older dogs who need a quieter, low-stress environment. As a family-run, full-time dog care home, we are dedicated, attentive, and experienced, creating a safe, loving, and structured environment for every dog that stays with us
Home
Information Stefania B. would like to know about your pet
Please let me know if the dog has any special needs. -What language the dog is usually spoken to (I speak Spanish and English). -Any diet restrictions the dog may have. -Potty trained ( if your dog is not potty trained PLEASE provide me with doggy diapers ) -Feeding time -Is your dog used to going for walks at certain times? -If your dog is aggressive with other dogs -Sleeping habits ex. requires a night light on -Do you allow your dog to jump on furniture ( I dont wanna return your dog with bad habits) - crate trained at home? If so please provide me with crate
A typical day
Our day starts bright and early around 7:30–9:00 a.m., when most pups arrive for drop-off (and some go home after overnight stays). Everyone gets an initial potty break, followed by breakfast served individually based on each dog’s schedule and needs. Once all dogs for the day have arrived, I take time to properly introduce everyone and make sure personalities mesh well before beginning group play. The morning is full of tail wags, playtime, and socializing! Throughout the day, we alternate between supervised group play and quiet rest or nap breaks to help dogs cool down and recharge. Around noon, some pups enjoy lunch, and because the midday sun can be strong, we switch to quick outdoor potty breaks and keep most playtime indoors during the hottest hours. In the evening, dogs get another round of play and relaxation before dinner is served between 6:00–7:00 p.m. After dinner, pups wind down, and our last outdoor potty break is usually around 9:30 p.m., making sure everyone ends the day happy, comfortable, and ready for a restful night. ❤️
Stefania B.
Pembroke Pines, FL