




+13 more


















1/18
C
Christopher
Friendly, caring person of animals (not forgetting humans!)
Lindley
Pawshake sitter since April 2025
<1 year of experience
Active in the Pawshake Community
2 times saved
Last activeabout 16 hours ago
Usually responds-
Last contacted3 days ago
Last bookedabout 14 hours ago
About Christopher
Introduction
Hello! I'm Chris. I'm new to use apps like this for making myself available for looking after your pets however please don't mistake that for inexperience. I semi often look after my friends' pets (cats and dogs) whenever they go on holiday and I love it for mainly two reasons: One, I love hanging out, playing with and caring for my furry friends and Two, it means a lot to me that my friends trust me with their pets.
My experience
Over the years, I've dog and cat sat for quite a few of my friends. I believe the reason they always ask me is, not only do they trust me but also I've got to know their pets really well through play and being around them for long periods of time. Their pets are comfortable around me and me them. Having a dog growing up definitely helped me understand animals better (my wee Jack Russell, Toffee - I miss him so much! 🐶) alas I do believe I'm naturally good with cats and dogs, regardless. My experience with dogs has ranged from looking after my friend Gail's two tiny Papillon, one very high energy and playful, the other older and more reserved, to my other friend Elisa's huge St. Bernard puppy - very friendly and sweet yet needed a lot of attention and play (and also a bit stubborn, not judging at all!). I have cat sat for my friends, Thomas and Adélie, quite a few times - they have a beautiful British Shorthair, Ravelle. I am privileged enough to have bonded with Ravelle from when he was a kitten with lots of play; I wish I could say cuddles but British Shorthair are not commonly known to be very cuddly! He is wary of most of Thomas and Adélie's friends but will happily sit very close to me when I visit, something my friends are always surprised at. I think it's because we bonded so well during those early years.
Why I want to become a dog walker / pet sitter
The main motivations for looking after animals is because I have decided to change my career - I currently work as a digital designer creating animations for TV and online content however I am unhappy 😞 I do not feel fulfilled or that I am able to help people with my work. I've decided to go back to university with the long-term plan to become a psychotherapist. This is much more suited to who I am as a person — I'm empathetic, caring and, ultimately, I want to help people. As I absolutely adore cats and dogs, to me, it's a no brainer to offer my services in any way I can as I'd be doing something I love and that I'm good at. I feel not only am I doing something I love but I'm helping people, which is a big part of my values and who I am as a person. Knowing your pet (let's face it, your furry child) is in safe and happy is crucial - I believe I have the experience and what it takes to just do that. On the personal side, dog walking / pet sitting offers me flexibility to earn a bit of extra cash while I'm not working full-time and studying.
Hello! I'm Chris. I'm new to use apps like this for making myself available for looking after your pets however please don't mistake that for inexperience. I semi often look after my friends' pets (cats and dogs) whenever they go on holiday and I love it for mainly two reasons: One, I love hanging out, playing with and caring for my furry friends and Two, it means a lot to me that my friends trust me with their pets.
My experience
Over the years, I've dog and cat sat for quite a few of my friends. I believe the reason they always ask me is, not only do they trust me but also I've got to know their pets really well through play and being around them for long periods of time. Their pets are comfortable around me and me them. Having a dog growing up definitely helped me understand animals better (my wee Jack Russell, Toffee - I miss him so much! 🐶) alas I do believe I'm naturally good with cats and dogs, regardless. My experience with dogs has ranged from looking after my friend Gail's two tiny Papillon, one very high energy and playful, the other older and more reserved, to my other friend Elisa's huge St. Bernard puppy - very friendly and sweet yet needed a lot of attention and play (and also a bit stubborn, not judging at all!). I have cat sat for my friends, Thomas and Adélie, quite a few times - they have a beautiful British Shorthair, Ravelle. I am privileged enough to have bonded with Ravelle from when he was a kitten with lots of play; I wish I could say cuddles but British Shorthair are not commonly known to be very cuddly! He is wary of most of Thomas and Adélie's friends but will happily sit very close to me when I visit, something my friends are always surprised at. I think it's because we bonded so well during those early years.
Why I want to become a dog walker / pet sitter
The main motivations for looking after animals is because I have decided to change my career - I currently work as a digital designer creating animations for TV and online content however I am unhappy 😞 I do not feel fulfilled or that I am able to help people with my work. I've decided to go back to university with the long-term plan to become a psychotherapist. This is much more suited to who I am as a person — I'm empathetic, caring and, ultimately, I want to help people. As I absolutely adore cats and dogs, to me, it's a no brainer to offer my services in any way I can as I'd be doing something I love and that I'm good at. I feel not only am I doing something I love but I'm helping people, which is a big part of my values and who I am as a person. Knowing your pet (let's face it, your furry child) is in safe and happy is crucial - I believe I have the experience and what it takes to just do that. On the personal side, dog walking / pet sitting offers me flexibility to earn a bit of extra cash while I'm not working full-time and studying.
Christopher offers ...
At Christopher's home
Christopher currently does not offer any services at their home.
At your home
Dog Walking
An experienced dog walker will pick up your dog from your home for a 30 min walkfrom £9 /walk, £5 /additional petOne home visit a day
Book a pet sitter to stop by your home to feed and play with your petfrom £8 /day2x Home visit
Two drop-in visits for your petfrom £15 /dayHouse Sitting
A sitter stays overnight in your home and cares for your petfrom £26 /nightCancellation Policy
Flexible Cancellation Policy
You will get a full refund if you cancel before 12:00pm one day before the booking.Availability
May 2025
Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa | Su |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
May 2025
Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa | Su |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
June 2025
Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa | Su |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
About Christopher's home
The residence
Apartment
No outdoor area
More about Christopher
I speak ...
English
I have experience ...
<1 year of experience
I am familiar with dog training techniques
Confirmed information
Email verified
SMS verified
Stripe verified
Book via Pawshake to enjoy the Pawshake Guarantee, in-house customer support, safe cashless payments, daily updates and other goodies! Read more
Dog Walkingfrom £9 /walk, £5 /additional pet
No dates specifiedContact
Always book via the Pawshake platform
Peace of mind
Your pet may need protection against unexpected life events. We offer a Peace of Mind Guarantee included in every booking made and paid through Pawshake.
Discover Peace of MindHappiness
We include a free Happiness Guarantee in every booking made and paid through Pawshake to make sure you and your pet get the best pet care experience possible.
Discover Happiness