I’ve had large dogs my entire life, so I’m very comfortable handling strong, high-energy breeds and understanding their needs. I also owned and operated a pet shop for five years, which gave me hands-on experience with a wide range of animals, temperaments, and care routines.

I’m certified in dog first aid, so your pet’s safety is always my top priority. I can also help with puppy training basics and work confidently with high-energy dogs who need more than just a quick walk.

I’m an active person who genuinely enjoys being outdoors, so your dog will get plenty of exercise, attention, and engagement during our time together.

A typical day in my home is structured around the dogs’ needs and energy levels. We start the day with a walk or outdoor time to burn off energy, followed by meals and some downtime to relax. Throughout the day, I include additional walks, play sessions, and mental stimulation to keep dogs engaged and happy. I aim to create a balance of activity and rest so your pet feels comfortable and settled, not overwhelmed.

When introducing a new pet into my home, I take things slowly and carefully. I allow them time to explore the space at their own pace and make sure introductions (if there are other pets) are calm, controlled, and positive. I pay close attention to body language and adjust accordingly to ensure everyone feels safe and comfortable. My goal is to make the transition as stress-free as possible and help your pet feel at home quickly.

I also understand how stressful it can be to leave your pet in someone else’s care—I’ve been in that position myself. My goal is to give you peace of mind by providing reliable, attentive care, and making sure your dog or cat feels safe, comfortable, and happy.