My family has had pets as long as I can remember. I always had a connection with them like good energy. I started working at a dog daycare in high school for 3 years but after I graduated I went to work at another daycare where I continued to learn lots about dogs behavior. I bathed, pilled, dewormed, and applied topical medicine, even the occasional dog fight I learned how to stop bleeding and seal wounds. And I spent time feeding cleaning playing scooping, giving treats. When I wasn’t playing with other people’s dogs my family always had black labs and several cats. So I’ve gotten time with both animals to a friendly playful mentality shared between us. I enjoy exercise so taking the dog out for a couple of miles each day was very enjoyable for us both. Years later I went to live on a farm where I learned how to apply basic medicine to livestock and the farm cats and dogs. I got in the routine of a 2mile walk each day and am still at it 6 years later. I love to walk outside, and having a dog makes it just that much better. I owned a toy Yorkshire terrier for about 11 months. They were great times often cuddling in bed. Shortly after I found him a home I pulled over to the road side and whistled for a stray pit bull puppy who gladly jumped into my passenger seat. He lived with me for 8 interesting months. He was a sweet boy and just had trouble chewing up my plants while not home and he didn't take to kennel training so we shared my bed. No accidents inside, a little mischievous but that comes with owning a pit bull. I was sad and happy to find him a loving home. As of right now I don’t have any pets at the moment but I’ll adopt when the time is right. I occasionally foster stray cats till I can get them to a no kill shelter or adopted. I have a deep connection to animals and feel like they can tell that I’m a good person. It’s that, that’s the beginning of a long friendship. I look forward to meeting and interacting with your pets.