Owning a dog comes with responsibility—but also an enormous emotional investment.

We want our dogs to have the happiest, healthiest and most fulfilling lives possible. We give them our time, attention, care and, most importantly, a ridiculous amount of love. Our phone storage slowly disappears because apparently every sleeping position deserves another photo. :)

And sometimes, life simply requires our full attention somewhere else.

That’s where I can step in as your pup’s temporary extra-parent. 🐾

Your dog gets a little vacation too

I genuinely love dog-sitting. I have the ability and environment to give dogs a safe, calm and loving home while their humans are away.

My goal is simple: while you focus fully on your vacation, work trip or other priorities, your dog should be busy having a wonderful time of their own.

Every dog is different, and I love getting to know their individual personality—their routines, quirks, favourite activities and preferred amount of cuddles.

Some dogs want adventures. Some want long walks. Some want to play. Some simply want to lie next to you and sleep.

I adapt to the dog.

And if your pup loves running and you are comfortable with it, I am very happy to take them for a run too. 🏃‍♀️🐕

Safety comes first

Having fun matters. Coming home safe, healthy and happy matters even more.

That means:

• Your dog is always kept on a leash outside.
• I only give food and treats approved or provided by you.
• I avoid contact with unfamiliar dogs.
• Your pup gets close attention outside and a calm, secure environment indoors.
• I follow the routines and instructions you give me.

You know your dog better than anyone else. I want to understand what makes them comfortable and preserve as much of their normal routine as possible.

And you won't have to wonder how they're doing

You'll receive a daily update and photo, so you and your family can see how life on your pup's little vacation is going. 📸🐾

I know that leaving your dog with someone requires trust. My job isn't only to take good care of your dog—it is also to give you peace of mind while you're away.

From 2026: looking for my little circle of returning pups 🐾

From 2026, my university schedule is changing, and with it, I am also changing the kind of dog-sitting relationships I am looking for.

Rather than primarily occasional one-time stays, I would especially love to build stable, long-term relationships with a smaller number of returning dogs and their families.

The idea is simple: your pup gets to know me, my home and our routine—so eventually, coming back feels less like staying with a new sitter and more like returning to a familiar second home. ❤️

On workdays, I normally leave home around 7 a.m. and return around 2 p.m.

Because of this, dogs staying with me need to already be comfortable and accustomed to being home alone for approximately 7 hours.

For some adult dogs, this is already part of their normal routine with their own families. Those are exactly the pups whose lifestyle can fit naturally with mine.

I don't want to ask a dog who normally needs company, frequent daytime walks or shorter periods alone to suddenly adapt to my schedule just for a stay.

If your pup needs more frequent attention during the working day, I would genuinely recommend finding a sitter whose daily routine can accommodate that. The right match matters more to me than simply accepting a booking.

For the right dog, however, I can offer something particularly valuable:

Consistency.

The same person.
The same home.
The same safety rules.
A familiar routine.
And hopefully, over time, a place your dog recognizes and feels completely comfortable returning to. 🐾

What does a workday look like?

Before I leave for work, your pup gets their morning walk and attention.

I normally return around 2 p.m., and from there our afternoon and evening together begin—with walks, attention, play, relaxation and plenty of company.

During weekends I am at home, so there we naturally have much more flexibility for walks, adventures and activities.

Drop-off & pick-up

I recommend dropping your pup off the evening before the first booked day, ideally after their final walk around 8–9 p.m.

I've found that this gives dogs time to explore, settle down and sleep before their first full day with me. It creates a calmer transition for them—and allows both you and me to start the following morning focused on what we need to do.

The first full booked day therefore begins the following morning.

On the final day, pick-up is normally between 6–7 p.m.

I can sometimes make exceptions, so just ask. :)

Most importantly…

I don't see dog-sitting as simply feeding a dog and taking them outside.

You are trusting another person with a member of your family.

I take that responsibility seriously.

At the same time, I want your pup to have such a comfortable and enjoyable stay that coming to my place eventually becomes something familiar and exciting—not something stressful.

We invest so much into our dogs: time, money, patience, attention and countless hours building a relationship with them.

But the biggest investment is simply love.

And when life temporarily requires your attention somewhere else, I would love to help make sure your dog doesn't have to miss out on theirs.

You focus on what requires you. I'll focus on your pup. 🐾

If your dog's normal lifestyle already fits naturally with mine, send me a message with the dates you need, a little about your dog's personality, their normal routine and how they are accustomed to spending time alone.

I'll get back to you as soon as possible so we can see whether we're a good match.

My goal isn't to be the right sitter for every dog.

It's to become a trusted, long-term extra-parent for the right ones. ❤️