Teri provides service from your home where your pet knows the rules and is most comfortable. She is dog CPR & First Aid trained and specializes in handling active gun dogs with specific training. She can also walk dogs who are pets and train puppies to walk on a lead if they need to learn this. Teri has cats and dogs herself, and is not a stranger to kitty box management and finicky felines. She also has experience caring for elderly dogs and is quite astute and reading their body language in order to determine their needs. Let her know if you want to do a meet and greet for house sitting, dog walking or a drop in visit. Let your pet decide if she is the right choice for your critter sitting needs. If you are contacting me regarding overnight care, I include one dog walk. If you have two dogs and I can walk them together, then no extra fee. If they are reactive, or need to be exercised separately, then that is $10 per walk. You can expect me to not leave a dog unattended for more than three hours at a time. I keep errands short and make your dog(s) a priority! As a sitter, I feel it is important to understand that your dogs mind you the best. I will not take a client's dog to a dog park where there are so many dogs off leash. Usually a guest dog minds me best on the last day I care for them. Once the pup understands I am caring for them, giving them treats (approved by you) and know where their food is, they are more obedient and friendly. A good sitter will always make time to do a meet and greet before a service to be sure it is a good match. Be sure to insist upon one!