I am a neuroscientist and certified psychologist with specialized training in zoo psychology, and I don’t just care for dogs—I understand them on a deeper, emotional level. 🐶💛

Why choose me as a pet sitter for your beloved companions:

I have loved dogs for as long as I can remember (I am 36 years old) and have had different breeds throughout my life—from two tiny, Mickey Mouse-small Malteses to two giant Caucasian Shepherds and two Bernese Mountain Dogs. Now, I share my home with a White Swiss Shepherd and two children. I have been working with animals for 18 years. Caring for dogs is not just a joy for me—it’s a way to combine my professional skills in psychology with my passion for animals. I believe every dog deserves to feel safe, understood, and loved, especially when their owner is away. I promise to send you updates every single day🤗.

My experience:

I have cared for dogs of all ages and temperaments—from lively puppies to calm seniors. My background in zoopsychology enables me to quickly read a dog’s mood, needs, and stress signals, ensuring they get the right balance of stimulation and rest. Friends, family, and clients have trusted me with their pets for years, and I treat every dog as if they were my own. I have experience caring for Bernese Mountain Dogs, Poodles, Maltipoos, Black Labrador, Cocker Spaniel, German Shepherds, Pugs, Dachshunds, and mixed-breed dogs of all sizes.

Health and safety:

For the safety and comfort of all animals in my care, I only accept vaccinated and non-aggressive pets into my home. This ensures a healthy environment and peace of mind for both you and me.

Along with long walks along the beautiful River Demer and calm cuddle time after dinner, I offer a spacious garden where your dog can play, explore, and move freely. My husband and I work from home, so your dog will be in front of our eyes the whole day. For rest and nighttime sleep, all dogs stay comfortably inside the house, ensuring they feel safe, warm, and part of the family.🐾