I’m a young, creative professional working mostly from home in a dog‑friendly London flat with a secure fenced terrace near Burgess Park. I grew up in the countryside with multiple family dogs and now regularly care for friends’ pups in the city, so I’m comfortable with everything from busy roads to parks and open spaces.

I’m very patient with nervous or reactive dogs: I take introductions slowly, read their body language, stick to positive reinforcement, and follow whatever training approach you already use. For reactive dogs I avoid crowded dog parks, keep safe distances from triggers, and use secure harnesses and leads so they feel supported and in control.

Walks are tailored to your dog’s age and energy: usually 45–60 minutes with extra toilet breaks, plus shorter strolls for seniors or anxious dogs, and longer adventures for fit, active pups. At my home, I only host fully house‑trained dogs; they get regular outdoor toilet breaks, playtime on the terrace, and long walks or park games. In your home, I follow your routines closely, respect your space, and leave everything clean and tidy.

Because I work from home, your dog gets lots of supervision and company throughout the day. I follow Pawshake’s guidelines on not leaving boarded dogs alone for more than a few hours and keep your vet details and emergency contacts handy; if anything unexpected happens, I stay calm, prioritise safety, and contact you, your vet and Pawshake support straight away.