Hello,

I want to be a pets caretaker because I have had health problems all my life and have been judged and criticized by my bosses and colleagues all my life. I'm just sick of it, but it doesn't affect the ability to care for and love pets and animals. And they are significantly superior to humans in this regard.

I grew up with big dogs, and through tears and pain, through childhood mistakes and pranks, they taught me the most important lessons in life. I really appreciate it and want to share it. I don't have the opportunity to take pets nor animals into my home yet, but I dream about it and I may have found a way to finally start approaching it.

I have just embarked on the path of a pets caretaker. I've been taking care of three dogs at once these past few days. I've learned how to stop dog fights, I've made sure I'm not afraid to put my hand in an angry Rottweiler's jaws (he was angry at another dog), but I really hope I never have to do that again. I confirmed what I already knew: if necessary, I can take care of dogs more than just walking them outside. I am helped by my ingenuity, initiative and love for pets and animals, as well as communication and respect for people of good will. I don't smoke, I don't drink alcohol and I haven't watched TV for a long time. Instead, I'd rather be doing something useful at home. With or without the help of your pets.

Money is important to me, but I am very happy that it is really not more important to me than the well-being of the pet, so my priority is to take good care of the pets entrusted to me. The reward for this will always come second. In fact, it's the same with other jobs too.

I'm not afraid of heights, so I can do something useful at high altitudes in a spare minute. Clean the gutters, trim the hedge, etc.