I have a large fenced in back yard up against a 1/2 mile of solid woods. Both my cat and dog are social and accepting of other pets. I have experience introducing nervous pets to both of our mammals and that has gone fine in the past. Our reptiles/arachnids/insects are upstairs in a room that is not accessible to our cat or dog. Our entire downstairs area is accessible to cats and dogs, while our upstairs is only available for cats. Our neighborhood is very walker-friendly and there is a nice park a quarter of a mile away. There is a secluded road on the other side of the woods where there is a farm with horses. I find that this road is an ideal location to learn basic leash walking skills such as not pulling and paying attention to queues. I am also able to drive to large dog parks in the area, take pets to pet-friendly stores for socialization, give baths, play fetch, run, or other cardio-intensive exercises. When watching your pet, I will go the extra mile to make sure your pet is comfortable, happy, and in the best environment you know they want to be. Be it a long, enriching walk, time at a park, or brushing/playtime in the comfort of your home.