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House sit ARTARMON

19-Jun-2021 – 25-Jun-2021
7 Days stay
Responsiveness
Joey - 13 year old greyhound x
Reggie - 8 months cairn terrier. Loves his brother and sister although annoys Joey as all Joey wants to do is sleep. He's a loving, funny and darling little dog, who's favourite past times are playing with Kitty and playing with literally any other dog who'll

Assignment Requirements

We have 3 dogs - a 13 year old greyhound x Joey, a 6 year old greyhound Kitty and a 8 month year old cairn terrier puppy. They need 1 good walk a day, although Reggie our puppy sometimes has 2. They need someone to be at home, although they are all used to us going out for hours at a time so not anxious at all - particularly the older ones who were used to us going to the office every day and having a dog walker. Reggie is a covid puppy so he's had us around more but is still used to us going out a lot.

We live only a 15 minute walk to Artarmon Station and a 10 minute walk to Willoughby road for the bus. We have 2 off leash areas near us - Artarmon oval and Bales park. The hounds are very good on the lead and Reggie isn't too bad. I usually walk all 3 at once, although if you need to Reggie can just go with Kitty as he isn't used to being at home on his own as usually has at least one of the other dogs with him.

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About the Area

ARTARMON Sydney, New South Wales
Suburb Insights
Settling into Artarmon means embracing a rhythm woven around quiet streets and the needs of your furry charges. Early morning walks with your canine companion often lead to Artarmon Reserve, where established trees provide shade and quiet paths invite exploration, away from the suburb’s commercial hum. These daily excursions become familiar patterns, a gentle start before returning to the calm of your temporary home. During the day, a stroll to a local café along Artarmon Road offers a moment for a flat white, the low-key atmosphere a comfortable backdrop to planning the afternoon. Perhaps a longer exploration through Gore Creek Reserve bushland is on the agenda, connecting with nature and providing ample exercise. Returning, the house offers a serene haven for pets to nap and for you to unwind. Evenings in Artarmon are typically tranquil. The area, largely residential, allows for peaceful downtime. While Artarmon Station offers easy train access to broader Sydney, the draw of a comfortable armchair, a good book, and a contented purr from a feline friend often wins out. This is a place where routines are valued, and the simple act of caring for pets anchors your days in a genuine suburban calm.