Pre Covid…

My dog walking began as just a small part-time gig while working as a handler in multiple dog daycares in Manhattan, I then  realized I couldn't do both so I had to make the decision to start living my passion or continue working for another and feeling limited to what I really wanted out of my life. Without any business experience but 10 years of dog handling experience bit of vet tech experience thanks to a wonderful vet and a small bit of dog training thanks to wonderful trainer, I set off to start working on my own. Its not easy because of the different situations that may arise but as I continue to move forward I learn from those mistakes and readjust as should anyone, and thats only because I love what I do but at the end of the day all of my clients are more than happy. I used to ride a bike to get around to all my clients, and people ask me how I do it. I used to ride a 15lb track bike and those who know about fixed, track and road    bikes know that you can go through the city faster than the cars majority of the time, so yes with that being said, I will sometimes smell like the animals that you call family and 

and I do apologize but the pups love me even more when I smell like one of them 😁🐶. Thats actually helps with a nervous pup adjusting to me easier. Its a matter of dedication and passion, I enjoy bike riding as much as I do dog walking so it goes together hand in hand. Plus its much easier compared to driving especially in NYC. This is my life and I’m doing what I have to do to put in the work as long as I have to. If I have the opportunity to ever walk or board your pet then you will see that you have made the best decision for him or her. I do reside in Pelham Bay Bronx but I’m looking to service all 5 boroughs, ( not with a bike of course) but for now I service the Bronx. 

Post Covid. 

As you may know Covid hit NYC hard and it affected my business in the worst way. I’m looking to rebuild better than before and have one of the best pet care services in the city.