Kristiina

We (me and my wife) live in an 3-bedroom apartment in Medernach, L-7660, and we have a small dog, a pug (mops/carlin) of 8 years. Our motivation to become pet sitters is that we know how hard is it to find a pet sitter, especially during school holidays. We don't have children ourselves, so we can offer to board small dogs even on school holidays. Previous experience is taking care of our friends pets while they travel or when they are sick etc. 

Your pet will be part of our family- if you allow, we allow them on the sofa, in the bed and so on. If you have trained your dog not to- then of course we will comply with your rules :)

We will walk your dog 3 times a day: morning, noon and afternoon. We work full time, but 100% from home office when we have dogs with us, so your pet is never left alone. One walk is longer, if your pet can handle it and feels up to it :) The long walk would be max 1 hour, but depending on the dog's ability. After morning walk it is playtime or sleepy time, then a walk during our lunch hour, after which the pets will rest usually. Around 5 PM it is time for another walk and then evening playtime with us, cuddling on the sofa and then sleepy time. The walks during the week take place near our house- we have lots of greenery nearby, parks, fields and even forests. During the week-end we can drive somewhere very nice and walk the dogs there (Müllerthal, Bambesh etc).

We only accept small dogs as our appartment is not that big and we also have one small dog already. We have no age restrictions and if needed we can give your dog medicines or fill their special needs whatever those might be. We accept vaccinated dogs only.

We also offer to visit your cats and feed and play with them- in their own home. 

If you request, I offer pick up-drop off services too, depending on the location an extra fee may apply. 

I will send you updates, photos or even videos of your pet- every day, as I know that as pet parents we worry and think about our pets all the time :)

We speak English, French and German. 🐕