Hello! I am a 21 years old student, who has experience with taking care of medium and big dogs since being a very small child. In my home, I and my family always surround ourselves with dogs, considering them as members of the pack Since I was eight, my sister and I have been fully taking care of our Belgian Shepherd Dog named Rocky, which unfortunately passed away last summer. However, having this experience of caring for a dog at such a young age has taught me how important it is to be in close contact with the dog, and how caring is a great enjoyment for me. My family and I currently take care of a Swiss Shepard, named Leo, which is one year and a half, and which we brought to our home during the pandemic. He has grown from a naughty and playful puppy into an obedient and joyful dog, without which we cannot imagine our lives. That's why I have fresh experience in caring for a puppy, learning to take care of its physiological needs and paying special attention. Moreover, we take pride in teaching him how to be social with other dogs and how to be docile when we lead him without the leash. I have also thought him fun, special tricks for example how to spin, play dead, beg or rollover. Furthermore, I have experience voluntarily walking my neighbour's dog (which is a best friend of mine dog :) as well as my friends' dogs. Whenever I visit my aunt’s house, I am taking care of my cousin’s dog Riva (an Irish Setter) when she is at work. My cousin is a vet, so I have learned from her some important things about dog caring. Riva is very energetic and sometimes a bit crazy and enjoys long walks in the forest. Since I moved to London in January, I miss very much not only my Leo, but generally the close contact with pets.