Specialties

Dog first aid

Runs with dogs

Oral medicine administration

Injected medicine administration

Senior dog care

Special needs dog care

High energy dogs

Training experience

Dogs who pull

Puppy care

Fast walker

Obedience training

Socialization training

Potty training

Puppy training

Caregivers Home

I have a tiny indoor living space, but on a large (~5 acre) property that is mostly fenced. I wouldn’t leave them out unattended, but I do have pens and a 100ft tether line for the escape artists or babies still working on their recall. I attach them to a harness, not a neck collar for safety reasons. I have housed multiple large dogs at once and it’s fine. I turned my garage and the barn into rumpus rooms with toys and gadgets where they can play. I have large crates that can be used if needed, and an escape proof porch where they love to sit outside on (the Huskies love sleeping out there). The feline visitors love it too. All pets will get a GPS tracker on arrival, just in case someone tries to make a break for it or is an exceptional hider. There are interior and exterior cameras on at all times. Dogs must be able to go up and down stairs! Or be small enough for me to carry them, so <50lbs ideally. The barn has a heated wash rack which is currently set up for doggy baths, or at least a hose off if we get muddy playing. I don’t do proper “grooming” services, like hair cuts and breed specific styling, but I can definitely give baths, blow outs, brushing and nail trims. If requested, fee will vary depending on difficulty and time.

Home full time

Lives in apartment

Fenced yard

Unfenced yard

Dogs allowed on furniture

Dogs allowed on bed