Jenn

When I was a kid, my goal was to have a zoo.

My current (more achievable) goal in life is to have 10 dogs. But unfortunately I am not in a position to adopt 10 dogs (for now). So this feels like the next best alternative before I am able to adopt dogs!

Currently working with my partner on an online business, so I am home more or less 24/7. My partner and I do go to beaches/hikes every few weekends, and would be happy to bring any dogs that we're dogsitting along. Currently living in an apartment on the 7th floor with my partner, but we plan to move out to a townhouse soon!

My experience includes taking care of dogs, cats, birds, hamster, rabbits, and the occasional reptile. I have 3 medium sized dogs back in Malaysia, 2 young ones and an elderly dog, Gypsy, who has been with me since she was a puppy. She was paralyzed about 2 years back but has been getting better. Dog sitting is kind of my sub for when I am missing her company.

Services that I can provide:

• 24/7 care. Your dog will sleep, eat, play and breathe with me. If you have any special requests, let me know and we will try to work something out!
• Showers provided for stays more than 7 days (although do tell me if they nip or are sensitive about particular areas; my dog was particularly sensitive towards her bottom, so we had to take extra care when bathing her nether area).
• Walks twice a day to surrounding parks/riverbanks (West End Park, Davies Park, walkway along the West End/Southbank riverbank). Do let me know if your dog plays well with others/activities he/she likes to do! I normally take the dogs out for a half hour walk in the morning, and 1-2 hours playtime in the field in the evening. Some playtime activities in the mid-day with balls/toys.

Should your dog require a little extra care (medication/dressing of wounds), happy to work something out if its reasonable!

Things that I would need to know:

• Does your dog play well with others?
• Any quirks that I should know about?
• Are they allergic to anything?

Always happy for a meet up and greet before proceeding with the task, to give each party a chance to get to know each other a bit better!