Kerry
THE DOGSITTER

Bespoke dog and house sitting across East Anglia
Care That Begins With Listening
Every dog is different. Over the years I've looked after dogs of all shapes, sizes and personalities, from easy-going family dogs to dogs who need a little more time to trust. I take the time to understand the individual dog rather than expecting them to fit around a standard sitting service.
Reassurance and Credentials
I've gained my experience through many successful house and pet sits, both independently and through TrustedHousesitters, where owners have consistently left excellent reviews.I've completed Canine First Aid training and I'm continuing to learn more about canine behaviour and body language because I genuinely enjoy understanding what makes each dog tick
DOGS I'VE LOOKED AFTER
From confident characters to nervous rescues, I've had the pleasure of getting to know dogs with all sorts of personalities and needs.
Why I Might be a good fit for your dog

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I work online part-time, so I can fit around your dog's routine and spend much of the day at home. This is ideal for dogs who are used to having company or who need a little longer to settle.02
I love being outdoors and usually walk twice a day myself. Whether your dog enjoys long adventures or prefers a gentle sniff around the neighbourhood, I'm happy to adapt to whatever suits them best.03
I always stick as closely as possible to your dog's normal routine, whether that's favourite walking routes, regular mealtimes or simply having a cuddle on the sofa.04
I'm based in East Anglia and regularly travel throughout Suffolk, Norfolk, London and the South East.
What I offer

• Live-in dog sitting
• Care for nervous, sensitive and rescue dogs
• Regular daily exercise
• Flexible routines tailored to your dog’s personality
• Bespoke house sitting
• Regular photo and message updates
• Can administer oral medicine
• Canine First Aid training
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2026 Fees
One dog — £58/night
Each additional dog — +£25/night depending on care requirements.
Public holiday rates apply.
Why I do this

One of the reasons I started house and pet sitting is that my own rescue dog had such a lasting impact on me. She taught me the value of patience and consistency.After she died, I wasn't ready for another dog of my own, and looking after other people's dogs became a way to stay connected to the animals I love.






