I pet sit because caring for dogs is something very close to my heart. I grew up with dogs in the house and now I also have a 1.5-year-old rescue small Pinscher, and he is truly the love of my life. Taking care of him has taught me how much responsibility, patience, and attention dogs need every day.

My husband and I both live in the 2 bedroom apartment with big living room. We work from home, which gives us flexibility and allows us to provide attention and care throughout the day. We walk our dog five times a day, including one long walk in HetPark where he can run, explore, and play. We also have many toys at home, and I spend my work breaks playing and interacting with my dog because I believe mental stimulation and attention are just as important as physical activity. Play includes training of basic commands.

If your dog is reactive and have issue walk on the leash it will be difficult for me to take it.

I can leave my own dog home alone because he is trained for it but I do it very rarely and only up to 3hrs. With dog I am sitting this can be only after discussion with owner and depending on dogs personality.

Our house is safe, we put all chewable and potentially dangerous things away, out of reach. But also I expect owner to communicate in details about the dog's personality and habits so I can adjust environment. In case of emergencies we have a car to drive doggy to nearest hospital.

If your dog is on medication I would need an instruction how to give it to him/her. However if you know that your dog is bot easily takes it then I wont be able assist.

As a dog owner myself, I understand how difficult it can feel to leave your pet with someone else and how important it is to know they are safe, comfortable, and happy while you are away. I know changes in routine and separation can affect dogs emotionally, so I always focus on creating a calm, loving, and safe environment for every pet in my care. For this reason I cannot take dog right away without proper introduction. Me and Pipo would like to first meet you and your doggy to have a walk and learn more about both of you and if chemistry works we can take him/her.