Jasmine

I am a toy breed specialist with showing, grooming and breeding experience. Toy breeds (will only consider dogs that are under 4kg) are unlike the larger breeds, there's little margin for error. Toy breeds often have problems with joints therefore jumping on/off furniture is out of the question. Collapsed trachea is also an issue so when on walks must be gentle with the lead. Additionally they are very small so require special attention with toys and chews.

Travelling has been one of the hardest things for me as I never know who to leave my precious little ones with. Kennels are not the right place for my babies; a good dogsitter is like gold dust, hard to find. If you want someone who understands how fragile toy breeds are and have experience with them, almost impossible to find. Therefore I want to become a sitter to help fellow toy breed owners to take a break, because you deserve it! We are all dog pawrents pretty much 360 days of the year but you deserve those five days off :) so let me help you!

There will be photo and video updates daily, clear your memory as I'll bombard you, never too many pics of the little ones though right? I am familiar with feeding kibbles, raw and home-cooked so sky is the limit with food. I live in a secured complex with concierge, privately enclosed gardens and home is fully monitored with 24 hour security cameras. In the summer I have air conditioning so the home will never exceed 24 degrees Celsius. I'll only accept one dog at a time so your baby has my undivided attention. This is a home environment therefore I'm very strict with health and hygiene. All dogs that come to us must be chipped and fully vaccinated, DHPP is the minimum. I have a chip scanner and will check this against the vaccination records (please provide vaccination cards). This might sound extreme but I'm this thorough with everyone so you can be sure your baby is in safe hands. I would also like the little one to have had treatment for fleas and worms at least 3 days before coming to us.