Breed-Informed Care for High-Maintenance Pets
About Us & F.A.Q.
We noticed a common problem among animal lovers.
- Do you struggle to teach your Husky to heel, no matter what you try?
- Does your cat claw your furniture, or zoom around the house at 3AM?
- Have your chickens been getting too rough with each other, or tried to escape?
Many people have experienced these behaviors with their pets. This happens quite often when people don't have the time, resources, or experience necessary to provide an enriched, fulfilled life for the breed or animal they chose, on top of getting to know their pet on an individual level.
Our Solution
We provide a unique service, tailoring a custom enrichment, training & care plan for your pet using the structure of mobile pet sitting
During your initial consultation, we will spend time getting to know your home, your pet's needs, and interacting with your pets. Our enrichment specialist will notate all your requested care needs as well as their assessment of your pet's behavior, breed & living conditions.
Our care plans are carefully constructed utilizing our detailed Breed Profiles, personal interactions with your pet, and any behavioral concerns to provide the most fulfilling & satisfying experience possible.
A tired pet is a happy pet!
Think about it...
Imagine if you had to spend every day in bed with only a few desk toys, a glass of water, and a pack of gum to chew to get you through the whole day until someone let you out of the house.
No reading, no phone, no video games, no fresh air, no friends, no car, no exercise. Nothing but a bed, gum, some water, and your own thoughts.
This is the reality for many animals. And while this may work out for low-maintenance dog breeds, it usually isn't comfortable, for high-maintenance, high-drive breeds.
Some high-maintenance breeds include
- Belgian Malinois
- Border Collie
- Australian Cattle Dog
- Husky
- Doberman
- Cocker Spaniel, etc.
Fun Fact: Border Collies are the most intelligent breed of dog, and with ample intelligence comes the constant need for mental stimulation. Just like people!
Isn't enrichment only for dogs?
This is a common misconception!
Mental & physical stimulation is healthy and necessary for ALL animals, including but not limited to:
- Dogs
- Cats
- Chickens
- Horses
- Goats
- Ducks
- Geese
- Parrots
- Ferrets
- ...and more!
What if I don't know my pet's breed?
We get this question a lot, especially for cats.
Many domestic cats do not have a purebred genealogy due to the increase in outdoor cat colonies. If you don't know your pet's breed, we can still assess their behavior, body shape, and fur patterns to create a custom enrichment plan for your pet as an individual.
Interested?
Join Our Pet Family
Discover how our innovative pet sitting and training services can enhance you and your pet’s life. We invite you to reach out and let us tailor a pet care plan that meets your needs and those of your furry companion.
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