Hello! I am currently unable to work for a few weeks (had a surgery) and am trying to generate some income before I go back to work. Hanging out with dogs seems like a fantastic way to do that! ? About me: I'm a late 20something who loves dogs (and other animals) that can't get enough love of pups! My dog Rocky gets along with every dog he's met, though he's a bit clumsy with the little ones at first. Mia thinks she's an alpha French Bulldog, but shes friendly! I would pamper your critters as if they were my own, and if there were any issues I would contact you immediately! Will I be home? Yes! I WILL be home all day with the dogs that are staying, I am on med leave after recovering from surgery, but in the event I need to leave my home, I would most likely kennel your pet for the duration of me being absent. I am reactivating this since I cannot return to my job just yet until I have medical clearance, but hanging out with dogs is totally fine as long as I don't have to pick up the dog if it weighs over 15lbs. About my home: I have an open floor plan with hardwood floors playing around inside is totally fine, especially if the weather isn't great outside. The yard is also fenced in (PLEASE tell me if they're a jumper or digger!) so they can also run around and play outside. Rocky and Mia like to run laps and chase the squirrels for as long as possible during the day, so if your doggy likes that too, they'll be best buds. FYI: If you have a dog that is very possessive and aggressive of water, food, toys, etc, I would much rather not have to worry about that since my dog has a heart murmur and I like to keep him stress free. Please make sure you see my list of breed restrictions, my lease will not tolerate any "aggressive" breeds (sorry!). Puppies under 1 year could possibly slide. A very important thing... -If your dog is starting to act up or becomes stressed out (chewing, urinating, pooping, vomiting, etc. indoors during the stay, I will need to be able to reach you and will need a response quickly. I would gladly bring your dog to your home (or wherever you need me to) to avoid stressing your dog out further.