Sylvia M.
Sylvia M.
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Highlights
Pet care experience
Loving pet care in San Antonio
**About me** I am a full time professor with a flexible schedule, especially over the summer. I have a small schnauzer mix named Freddy Fender who loves to go for walks and play ball. We live in a little house on the west side with a fenced in backyard, where freddy is mostly an indoor dog with multiple beds throughout the house.
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Syl & Dan were really nice and easy to get along with. We felt comfortable leaving our pugs in their care, they got along very well with their pup and clearly had a ton of fun during their stay. We'll definitely keep them in mind next time we're out of town!
Sylvia is a dedicated and responsible pet owner. She and her beloved Max, a mixed breed pug, have traveled the U.S. together for the last five years. Now that she is settled in California, she and Max would make great pet sitters for other parent owners. Sylvia and Max are avid walkers and hikers, and go on hikes daily up to 2x a day. There is plenty of opportunity for exercise and play with these two. Sylvia has been an animal lover and owner all of her life, and is compassionate and caring when dealing with animals. When she lived in Texas, she would watch my cats and dogs when I was away on vacation or for work. I highly recommend Sylvia as a pet sitter.
Calendar and availability
Schedule
**About my home/services** I live in a small house with fenced in yards in the front and back and close to Elmendorf park where Freddy likes to walk.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
**About my neighborhood** My neighborhood is very busy with lots of families and traffic so Freddy only goes out to the fenced yard to potty and for our walks I take him to various parks across the city. He is an indoor dog and your pet would be cared for inside with us.
Pets
A typical day
I love to play fetch with dogs indoors and at the dog park and enjoy taking them for walks and areas where they can get into shallow water like Brackenridge Park.