Lynda's Dog House

Hundreds of 5-star reviews from Rover, Nextdoor, Google, FB. I'm an experienced owner, foster mom, and dog care pro. I volunteer with Shelter2Rescue Coalition, part of the No Kill Coalition. I'm a volunteer, foster mentor, and trainer for Schnauzer Rescue of Texas, Doodle rescue, Pooch Savers, TexasGSP, Cody's Friends Rescue, and Brittany rescue (BRIT). I also do home visits for other rescues in T

arrant/Johnson counties. I have 2 friendly foster failures. I work at home --- doing dog care FULL TIME. I am the activities director, steward/concierge, and sleep fairy at bedtime. I offer a fun and safe host home for your dogs when you're on vacation or traveling for work, and devoted care for seniors/special needs who require extra attention. I’m located off of Hwy 287 and Turner Warnell, on the Arlington/Mansfield border, in a quiet, low-traffic subdivision. Seniors & meds ...
I can accommodate dogs who are medically fragile and/or senior. I had flood lights installed in my back yard to help seniors with failing eyesight. Inside, I have plug-in night lights at floor level. No extra charge for meds or additional care; after all, at some point we're all falling apart. Special needs dogs who prefer privacy and need more monitoring enjoy the "senior center" that can be customized for the dog's needs and preferences. Health and safety ...
Small dogs never go potty in the back yard without me or my dogs as es**rt. Guests don't have access to an external door. My 6' privacy fence is new, regularly inspected, and the perimeter is lined with stone. I need shot records for every dog in my care. Guests are spayed/neutered, housebroken, and flea- and tick-free when dropped off. For the peace of the pack, guests cannot be aggressive, have separation anxiety, or be nonstop barkers. My co-hosts
Marie was 4 yo when I adopted her from TexasGSP in 2017. She’ll let any dog eat out of her bowl, is completely nonreactive, and serves as therapist to foster dogs and first-time guests. She’s the leader of the couch potato gang but will play ring-around-the-pergola upon request. Shayna was a pregnant stray who had puppies in a shelter served by Shelter2Rescue. I foster failed her in December of 2014. She loves the tiniest of dogs, and they love playing and cuddling with her. Her special talent is showing our first-time guests where to p*e and poo and serving as a cushion for her tiny friends. She thinks I board dogs just for her. Me ---
I'm a retired book editor and member of Rush Creek. My hobbies include reading, vacuuming, and power mopping. 😊