HFYC believes that a tired dog is a happy dog. Toward that end, we offer three core services to our clients: Exercising, Pet Sitting and Behavior Modification. We use a fun combination of fast paced walking and bike riding to really exhaust all of your dog's pinned up energy, so his or her excitement when you come home will only be focused on seeing you and your family. We also employ behavior modification techniques taught by world-renown specialist, Cesar Milan, should you feel your canine is exhibiting unwanted traits.

HFYC CORE SERVICES:

• Exercising
• Pet Sitting
• Behavior Modification (at client request)

HFYC SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES:

• Dog walking
• Biking
• Behavior Modification
• Multiple Pets
• Meds (Minus Injections)
• Cat box Cleaning
• Changing Food & Water
• Collecting Mail & Newspaper 
• Trash Retrieval
• Watering Plants
• Adjust Lighting/TV/Radio
• Alternate Binds / Shutters

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What Makes HFYC Different From Other Pet Sitters and Dog Walkers? The vast majority of dog walkers simply come into your home while you're at work, give your dog a short, brisk walk, allow them to relieve themselves, put your dog(s) back in your home and leave. HFYC does way more than this. Our walkers EXCERCISE your furry friend by taking them on 30- or 45-minute jogs or bike, expending that built up energy. Further, we excercise your dog along the principles of world-renowned trainer, Cesar Milan, to ensure obedient behavor and energies focused just on you and your family from your dog when you return home.

My dog was not properly trained. Is it possible to combine walks, excercise and training - and all while I'm at work? Yes! Through our walking and excercising, we conduct our time with your pet with a "pack leader" mentality. A dog’s pack mentality is its natural way of relating to other dogs. A family unit can also be a dog’s pack. Even a single person and a dog is the dog’s pack. It is important that the human be the dominant member of the pack. Leadership is not achieved through aggressiveness, but with calm, assertive energy. The dog isn’t threatened; it just knows its place in the pack. This human pack leadership is established simulateously during our walks. We also show you how that pack leadership is easily transferred to you.

OUR FULL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION SECTION IS COMING SOON! This section will answer most, if not all, of your questions and will be an excellent daily resource for handling your animals.

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