

Theo L.
Auburn, WA





Services
Theo can care for
Availability
I am currently training at Driveline Baseball, a facility in Kent, Washington. I have training sessions in the early afternoon, ranging from midday to around 5 at the latest. Pet care can fit into my daily routine at any other point in the day.
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About Theo L.
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I cannot care for pets in my home, but am happy to use a car to transport pets to parks for longer walks, use backyards if possible, and involve toys like rope for tug of war or a tennis ball to make sure your pet is thoroughly exercised.
Location
Auburn, WA
Pets
Athlete ready to help your pet!
Pet care experience
I have taken care of dogs throughout my entire life, growing up with two of my own. What makes me special as a walker is my athletic ability to handle all types of dogs, and truly exercise your pet to guarantee their health when entrusted to me! I helped train my youngest dog, Mookie, and am ready to help out!
Reviews
Theo grew up with our two dogs, a Keeshond and Sheltie, playing fetch with them, walking them for miles, and teaching them basic commands. He is extraordinarily patient with our now-senior Keeshond: he always keeps her water bowl full, helps her stand when she's shaky and cuddles her when she's settling in for the night. At the same time, Theo can keep our energetic young Sheltie happily entertained. He will willingly throw a ball for a half-hour or more (and has the great aim of a baseball player) or take him for a much-needed run to burn off some energy. I highly recommend Theo as a responsible and caring pet-sitter.
About Theo L.
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I cannot care for pets in my home, but am happy to use a car to transport pets to parks for longer walks, use backyards if possible, and involve toys like rope for tug of war or a tennis ball to make sure your pet is thoroughly exercised.


Theo L.
Auburn, WA
