We recently moved to Goodyear, AZ from Texas. I am a stay-at-home wife and a FurMom of a beautiful female (spayed) Frenchie named Maddie. Before our relocation, I was fortunate enough to take Maddie to work with me, where I was an Office Manager and a Personal Assistant (where I was also a petsitter of my boss' pup). Since our move to Arizona, I have been looking to work from home and what makes my heart smile more is dogs; Pet sitting is great for me and Maddie loves the company. Maddie & I love the dog park, going on walks and interacting with other furpets. Honestly, the dog park might be a weekly treat for her, but it is a blessing in disguise for me. Maddie plays and gets tired, then when she is done, she SLEEPS LIKE A BABY (You will find us there on Saturdays and/or Sundays)! If there is one thing I can promise, it is that I treat any pet as if they were my own. I can admit that I like dogs more than I like people. Pets love unconditionally and forgive instantly. I humanize Maddie; yes I am one of those. If you choose me, I would request that Maddie meet your dog(s) just so we both are comfortable with our pet's liking the other/getting along. Maddie gets along with every dog she has been around, but having that meet-up & knowledge before hand would make me and her happier. Something I want to say upfront, I will only take one family's pet(s) at a time. It isn't fair to my furbaby nor yours to have a meet and greet (ensuring our babies get along well) and bring in another pet(s) to watch. I am not a kennel. I am only human, I can't watch 5 furbabies and give them all the same attention as needed, and yes, pets need attention, love and care; something a kennel can't offer. I am a housewife and a furmom. Plenty of time to give your furbaby(s) that attention guaranteed, more so when they are at a home away from home. A little bit of information on Maddie: Maddie is a 3 year old female (spayed) French Bulldog. My husband and I rescued her from a breeder. They claimed she was unable to get pregnant so they had her fixed and had no need for her, Sad yes. When we seen her, we fell in love. She was a filthy unloved female that acted timid and yet loved her belly rubbed. Her metal caged crate (it was heartbreaking to see) was outside and we knew she needed to leave. YES we brought this baby girl home. We washed her, showed her where her food & water were and introduced her to every room in the house, as it was now her home. Over the next couple of days, she learned how to go up and down steps, walk on a leash, sleep wherever she wanted, and know that her food wouldn't ever be taken from her (she is a grazer). If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.