* As a previous shelter worker, I have experience working with a wide variety of dog breeds, temperaments, ailments, and behaviors. I worked...
I have spent the past Ten years working with dogs. I started as a dog walker and that quickly inculeded accepting dogs for daycare. Overnights...
Hi! We live in a good sized house with a large back yard that is perfect for dogs. The yard is used much more by dogs than by humans! The dogs...
Experienced rescue and foster mom able to provide FT quality care at my home. Tax ID available as well as references. This is a multi animal...
Hi! My name is Lauren, I'm 25 years old with 15 years of experience caring for pets. Growing up we only had cats, but I have taken care of...
I am a dog trainer 'in training'. I have attended seminars with trainers Blake Rodriguez, from Dream Come True k9 in NYC, and Tyler Muto from k9...
**About me** I am a medical professional looking spend more time with furry friends and less time in the office! I love to spend time outside...
My name is Sara and while I went to school to teach children birth thru 12th grade, I am a stay at home mom to older children and my 2yr old Pug...
I am a recently retired teacher who loves dogs. I have plenty of time to devote to this job. I will love going for walks, playing in the...
I've been a devoted dog lover and caregiver since I was very young. Always having dogs growing up ranging from big to small and old to young. I...
I have loved dogs since I was a young child. Our first dog joined our family about eight years ago as a year old rescue and our second joined us...
You'd be hard-pressed to find a pet friendlier city than Portland, Maine; dog sitters and dogs are everywhere, even in the depths of winter (annual snow depth: 64 inches. For a metro area of 500,000, Portland offers a plethora of off-leash dog parks, ranging from Quarry Run Dog Park's seven acres of play area and 20 acres of trails, to the private ($25 annual fee) Whole Dog Park with a swimming pool and stream, agility fields and supervised play. Pet sitters also frequent Inner Portland's Eastern Promenade with large leashed areas, and the Willard Beach zone of south Portland. With so many fun activities for your pup, don't forget to find a loving Portland home dog boarding and pet sitting host when you have to travel. DogVacay.com allows pet parents to board their dogs in the home of pre-screened and insured dog lovers instead of the kennel. What could be more fun?
There's a compact but vibrant downtown in the Old Port district, with old and new attracting pets and dog sitters; its twice-weekly sidewalk Farmers' Market has been in continuous operation since 1768 and moves indoors in winter. Acclaimed "Foodiest Small Town in America" by Bon Appetit magazine, Portland has an array of cafes on the wharves and restaurants one block inland, with notables such as Portland Lobster Company and Sebago Brew Pub, which welcome dogs and pet sitters with open arms and cuisine for canines. Of course, if you have an appetite for travel, you'll find the best home dog boarding and pet sitting hosts in Portland, Maine on DogVacay.com.