Lyla

I love dogs very, very much. I think they are the best companions for human beings. Due to Australia's strict entry quarantine policy for pets, my two dogs in China could not come to Australia with me, and now they are happy at my parents' home.

Out of a responsible attitude towards my own dog, I did not consider raising another dog in Australia, because I need to return to China after my graduate study in two years.

Therefore, I have enough time and space to receive dogs in need of care, I will provide at least three times a day to go out to walk the dog, will accompany them to play at home or outdoors, according to the requirements of the owner of scientific feeding, to create a comfortable and warm environment for the dog.

When I was in China, I would take my dog to the lawn every day to play, and every weekend I would take them to the park, the forest or hiking or swimming. I really enjoyed the outdoor time with my pet. Therefore, my dog is also very healthy and proficient in catching frisbee, jumping obstacles, swimming and other skills.

I have rich practical experience in raising dogs. My own dog came to my home more than two months ago and is now nearly two years old and very cute. While my parents' dog is 14 years old and still healthy, I believe I can take good care of your furry child.

If your dog comes to my home:

walk the dog at least 3 times a day;

there is a fenced lawn downstairs in the community for the dog to loose the rope and play, every afternoon can take;

I can purchase daily items for dogs and make fresh food (items at your own expense);

The dog does not need to leave the cage open and can move around the house freely;

I am at home most of the week and go out for no more than three hours on Monday and Wednesday.

If there is a request for one puppy at a time, please let me know in advance.

Any habits and behaviors about the dog's daily life can be communicated with me in advance, and I will try to keep the dog's original habits.