QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

MY PET NEEDS TO GO TO THE VET. WILL YOU TAKE THEM?

If you had an appointment scheduled, I will take them to it.
And of course if anything unexpected were to happen, I will try and join you first, and bring your pet(s) to their Vet (or the closest Emergency Vet) as soon as possible.

DO YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH RARE OR EXOTIC PETS, OR WITH EQUINES AND FARM PETS?

I had a few fishes and still have a Black sucker fish, so I know how to take care of fishes and clean a tank.

I used to ride, so I have experience with horses, as well as with donkeys that we have in my family. I also already took care of a few dozen of hens and two goose.

I have a limited experience with Exotic pets as I only had to take care of a few Guinea pigs and one lizard so far, but I'm not afraid of animals, snakes or spiders included. All I need is specifics instructions.

HOW MANY DOGS CAN YOU WALK AT ONCE?

I walk my 75 & 90 pounds Boxers at once, one hour a day, twice a day, every day, and they're are not always as calm and obedient as they can be on their Best day!

I will take your dog on walks through the neighborhood:

- on one on one for a large to giant breed, or any kind of nervous dog,

- 2 dogs at once for a medium to small breed, and/or calm and easy dogs,

- up to 3 dogs at once for small and really easy kind of dogs.

But as I know the risks with walking a dog that is not yours or is not used to walk with you, I like to use two leashes, one attached to a collar (phone number mandatory) and one to a harness, for a maximum safety.

For an added cost, but a real worth it peace of mind, I can provide and use a GPS Dog Tracker on your dog's collar on each one of our walk.

MY DOG IS A PUPPY NOT FULLY POTTY TRAINED, OR A SENIOR SOMETIMES A LITTLE MESSY, AND/OR MY PET NEEDS DAILY MEDICATIONS. CAN YOU TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING?

I had many puppies and senior cats and dogs to take care of in my years of experience, so I can handle their specific needs for potty training, and I can clean any kind of mess.
I will also give their medications.

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