I’ve been around dogs my whole life. I grew up in a family where we always had at least two at home, so being around them has always felt very natural to me. Taking care of dogs is something I genuinely enjoy and feel connected to.

Over the years, I’ve looked after a lot of dogs outside my own too. For friends, colleagues, and people who were recommended to me. While living in Europe, I often had dogs staying at my place, sometimes for longer periods (even a few months), so I’m very used to creating a routine that makes them feel safe and comfortable.

I usually do at least two walks a day, but I adapt depending on the dog. Some need longer walks and more activity, others prefer a slower pace and more calm time. I’m comfortable with different personalities, whether it’s high-energy dogs, puppies, more anxious ones, or older dogs who just want a relaxed environment.

I also make sure to keep owners updated with messages and photos, so you always know how your dog is doing.

Being around dogs is also a bit therapeutic for me. I take care of them, but in a way, they take care of me too. There’s something really calming and grounding about having them around.

I only accept vaccinated pets to make sure everything stays safe and easy for everyone.