I have had dogs since forever. I am an animal lover; even though I have to love most reptiles from afar, I still think they're cool. There are currently four animals at my home. 2 dogs are family dogs and 1 foster dog, and a kitten I rescued. Needless to say we're full over here, but it is nothing but smiles on this side. I've been caring for dogs for about most of my life now. I've even cared for bunnies, genuine pigs, hamsters, and cats. I worked at a pet boarding place once upon a time. I learned that my business provides better extended dog (and other pet) care service than the boarding place I was employed. I will try to bring as much quality and fun to your dog's (or other pet's) time with me as I can. I typically feed my dog once at 6:30 AM before school as well as let them run wild in our large fenced backyard. My dogs go back in their respective cages at around 7:20 AM, which is about 10 minutes before everyone rolls into the car to start the day. We get back at around 3-5 PM. When we get in the dogs go straight outside and we get their for feed time which is only about 10 min after we get home. After the dogs are fed they get about 30-60 min outside play. After outside play they come in for about 60 min plus indoor play. At this point the animals take breather for 10 min plus. And then they play Again. Bed time is around 9-10 PM. The previous schedule is a typical week day with school, the weekend schedule is pretty much the same, just more play. Also I do have a little help with my dogs and dogs (or other animals) that I watch. My mom and other house mate. I do feel I must say I have had experience with small animals to big animals. I am open to other types of animals so long as I know exactly what care they need. I took care of a bettle once as well as lizard for while. I have experience with old dog, dogs that need more care and attention, and puppies. Large dogs do not scare me, in the least. So I really mean it when I say everything from T Bone to Clifford. On a last note, I do offer some basic train.