Tyler R.
Hebron, CT






Services
Tyler can care for
Availability
My schedule is mostly flexible. I am able to accommodate weekday bookings and weekends with advance notice. I can also offer holiday care when requested.
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About Tyler R.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have experience with dogs that have a tendency to pull on the lead during walks. I have learned the best way to handle this is to shorten the leash, offer positive affirmations and treats for good behavior. Tell me more about your dog so I can ensure they will be safe!
Location
Hebron, CT
Tyler R. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Loving Dog Sitter You Can Count On!
Pet care experience
I’m experienced with High energy breeds and dogs of all temperaments. I have cared for a spirited German short haired pointer daily since she was a puppy, ensuring her exercise and play needs were met to support her older owner. I’ve also cared for various needy dogs, tailoring playtime to their unique energy levels whether it’s a game of fetch, tug-of-war, or puzzle toys. Beyond exercise, I provide plenty of cuddles to make dogs feel loved while their owners are away. My goal is to provide your dog with the same love and attention that you do! *Additional $1 per mile driven
Reviews

We’re so grateful that Tyler was able to help us again with our dog when we were away for the day!

Tyler was able to help us out with very short notice and was wonderful with our dog during a quick meet and greet earlier in the week!


We booked Tyler for 44 visits of 60 minutes each. Our security system at the front and back of the house records door opening/closing times, and on review of the records, we saw that Tyler consistently left 10-15minutes early every visit. Based on the back doors opening/closing and the front door opening/closing at the end of the visit, we are also quite certain the entire time was spent with one of our dogs who is younger and plays outside, while the other, who also goes outside but is too old to play and only walks around by herself ( and who prefers sitting on the couch with you and chewing on a toy) got no attention save for feeding. This was extremely disappointing, not only because we paid the extra dog fee and the 60 minute fee, but primarily because our dogs missed out on human connection while we were gone. We also received almost no updates on the dogs. For the first few days we received “Nothing of note to report” along with a couple of blurry photos of the dogs outside or eating, followed by weeks of no messages, just the report on feeding/bathroom breaks. It was also obvious that when our male dog urinated inside, as he will sometimes do, no effort was taken to clean up. I informed Tyler prior to the visits that there might be need to clean up in specific area and left cleaning supplies out – however when we returned in the evening, there was old dried on urine on all of these areas. Spraying with the enzyme cleaner we left behind did a quick job of the stains, however the urine being left there for so long has destroyed the grout on the baseboards, and the couch will need professional cleaning. Overall we are extremely disappointed with the services provided, considering we reached out to Tyler due to his 5 star reviews across the board.



Just got home after a week away. Tyler was extremely reliable and communicative. Animals are happy and healthy. It gave us great peace of mind to know our fur babies were well taken care of while we were away!
About Tyler R.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have experience with dogs that have a tendency to pull on the lead during walks. I have learned the best way to handle this is to shorten the leash, offer positive affirmations and treats for good behavior. Tell me more about your dog so I can ensure they will be safe!
Tyler R.
Hebron, CT
