I have always been a huge dog lover and truly enjoy spending time with dogs of all breeds, sizes, and personalities. Growing up, my family had a dog who was a very important part of my life. Sadly, she passed away a few years ago, and since moving out of my family home, I really miss having a dog around. Being around dogs genuinely makes my day better, whether it’s going for walks, playing, cuddling, or simply keeping them company.

My motivation for becoming a pet sitter comes from my love for animals and the happiness they bring me. I understand how important it is for pet owners to know their dog is in caring and trustworthy hands, and I would treat every pet with the same love and attention I gave my own dog. I also have experience caring for a dog during illness, which taught me patience, responsibility, and attentiveness.

Although my experience mainly comes from caring for my own dog over many years, many of my close family members also have pets, and I help take care of them whenever I can. This has allowed me to spend time with different kinds of dogs and become comfortable with different personalities and routines.

In terms of services, I enjoy active walks of around 30–60 minutes depending on the dog’s age, breed, and energy level. I always adjust my pace and activity to suit each dog, whether they need calm, gentle strolls or more energetic exercise and playtime. I make sure dogs are never overexerted and always feel safe and comfortable.

I provide regular updates to owners, including messages, photos, and short reports after walks or visits so you can feel reassured that your dog is happy and well cared for. I am also responsible and organized when handling multiple bookings, ensuring each pet gets full attention and their routine is followed carefully. In case of any emergency, I stay calm, contact the owner immediately, and follow any provided instructions.

For the safety and wellbeing of all pets, I prefer to only accept vaccinated dogs into my home.