Are We a Good Fit?
In working with many clients over the past 10 years and evolving my business, I came to realize that I am not a good fit for every client and not every client is a good fit for me...and that's okay!
Please use the checklist below to determine if I sound like the right pet sitter for you and your pet:
Please use the checklist below to determine if I sound like the right pet sitter for you and your pet:
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- You are interested in learning more about giving your pet a FULL life by utilizing training and enrichment programs into their daily schedule.
- You understand that I am a solo operator and may not be able to fulfill every request you have. Having backup help in the form of other professionals or trusted family members is encouraged. - You understand that I require anyone looking only for vacation care to also setup weekly services so that we can all establish a strong relationship with each other. This helps to alleviate any stress for all involved when vacations or other emergency needs do arise. - You understand I cannot physically walk any dog that pulls while on leash, even in the slightest. However, there are many ways to manage this and I can also help to educate you on proper leash manners. Being open minded with communication, constructive criticism and learning how to be better for the quality of life for your dog is important. - You understand I have taken a Do No Harm stance when it comes to working with and owning animals. This means I will not utilize aversive equipment (prong collars, electronic collars, choke collars, invisible fences, etc) on your pets. If your dog is currently trained on this equipment and you are not open to alternative methods we will not be a good fit. If however, you have found that you still have behavioral struggles even with this equipment and are interested in learning more about games based training methods please do be in touch. I would love to help you build a stronger relationship with your pet! 
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