Cindy's Pet Sitting Services

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Cindy's Pet Sitting Services

Providing pet sitting services in your home. Dog walking also available. Love animals as much as I do? Let them stay home where they are more comfortable.

Text or call me at 704-685-3246

06/17/2024

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! The Taylor Road Band will perform at the Port Orange VFW on Thursday, June 27th, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. It's BIG BURGER NIGHT, so come hungry and have a 1/2 lb. burger or cheeseburger for just $6.00! We hope to see you then. Also, please note that The Taylor Road Band will play at the VFW on the last Thursday of every month until further notice. We LOVE this place and so will you. Non-members are welcome. Please sign in upon arrival.

05/21/2024

If you are considering hiring The Taylor Road Band for your holiday party, please book soon. We are booked up for late November and early December already. Still availability for December 14th - 24th. To book, call or text 704-685-3247 or visit our website at

The Taylor Road Band plays a large variety of music, perfect for any occasion. Classic rock, dance, country, pop, yacht, and more. DJ services are included for band break music, announcements, etc. Available as a five-piece band, quartet, trio, duo, or single based on venue needs. Some songs include...

05/07/2024

Come to the Port Orange VFW (non-members welcome just sign in) on Thursday, May 9th, from 5 pm to 8 pm to see, listen, and dance to The Taylor Road Band. It's BIG BURGER NIGHT and 1/2 LB. burgers/cheeseburgers are just $6.00! (and they are DELICIOUS!). Just sign in) on Thursday, May 9th, from 5 pm to 8 pm to see, listen,

Get ready, Annemarie is back from her thrilling performance engagements in NY and she's joining us! We can't wait to see you there for great burgers, great music, and very reasonable beverages!

04/08/2024

The Taylor Road Band plays Hit the Road Jack at Blues Fest at Ormond Brewing Company.

Live at the Turkey Blues Fest in Ormond Beach at Ormond Brewing Company.

03/23/2024

The First Annual Turkey Blues Fest is STILL A GO! It Starts at 1 pm and runs until 9 pm at Ormond Brewing Company. Come enjoy three great bands, great beverages and food available, and help support The Chase Academy and the Parkinson's Association of Greater Daytona Beach. Silent auction, 50/50, and more! Hope to see you there!

10/06/2022

Check out this great listen on Audible.com. Dead granny says, "I'll see you on Christmas Eve." How would you like an annual visit from your deceased loved ones? A faint tone lingered from the last chime and faded into the silence. An old woman in a dark blue dress proceeded to the door a...

09/20/2022

Halifax Humane Society’s 2022 Sandy Paws Cover Pet Photo Contest

07/27/2022

06/17/2022

A sample audio column from my husband's latest book, "Why Do Pets Have People?" Enjoy and if you do, please share. To purchase go to https://www.audible.com/pd/B0B483K3WS/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-312739&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_312739_rh_us

05/03/2022

04/22/2022

Dogs and their people are invited to join Daytona Dog Beach, Inc. at our Ruff, Rock and Roll Pawty, as we celebrate our 1-yr anniversary.

12/21/2021

I would like to thank all of my pet sitting clients for a wonderful year despite COVID restrictions. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas or I hope you had a Happy Hanukkah whichever might apply. Let's all have a safe and Happy New Year. Thank you for your business and your friendship.

11/30/2021

As you may be aware, HHS has taken into our care over 30 animals from a mobile home fire in Port Orange that occurred last week. All of these animals require medications, veterinary procedures, special foods, and special attention. These animals are not currently available for adoption and are under medical treatment.

The cost of the antibiotics alone for 30 animals is more than you would ever imagine. Eye meds are also very expensive, and nearly every animal requires these meds as well. We have already utilized thousands of dollars of medications and dedicated hundreds of hours to these animals.

The dog shown below cannot use its hind legs and will need a wheelchair device to get around. Another major expense.

We have an Emergency Medical Fund (EMF) to purchase items that the public cannot donate, such as antibiotics and vaccines. If you consider donating to this fund, we would be very appreciative. The link to donate is https://www.halifaxhumanesociety.org/donate and notate at the end of the form that your donation is specifically for the EMF. Or donate using the Facebook donate button. We thank you for your kindness and generosity in advance.

Address

5981 Heron Pond Drive
Port Orange, FL
32128

Telephone

+17046853246

Website

https://cindyspetsittingservices.com/

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Max walks on treadmill

Max walks on treadmill with my husband. He once walked over a mile on the treadmill. (Max, not my husband.)

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How to train a puppy

When our Golden Lab, Max was just 5-months old he was quite a handful. He came to us as a rescue from a loving home that could no longer have him in their rental house. I agreed to take Max in and find him a home. It’s now 5-years later and Max is our baby forever.

Max is pretty smart. He knows the basic variety of commands like sit, stay, shake, down, etc. But he also knows how to moon walk and walk on a treadmill. Sometimes he jumps on the treadmill and barks as if to say, “Hey mom, I want to walk!” He has walked as long as an hour on the treadmill which is unusual for a dog.

I learned that Max was treat motivated so I trained him with pieces of kibble. Not a lot, just a piece or two when he did as he was told. Max is still learning everyday. My husband takes Max to his office frequently and Max is one of the presenters at the Halifax Humane Society’s Summer Camp. He loves getting petted and showing off for the kids.

My training recommendation is patience. It takes time for a dog to learn new commands. Practice is also required to reinforce the training commands. Your dog wants to work for you so let them. Even older dogs still like to play and go for a walk. Give your pet the time and attention they require and they will pay it back to you tenfold.

If you are serious about training your dog, you need to be trained as to how to train first. Attending a training class is great idea. In our area, the Obedience Club of Daytona and the Halifax Humane Society both offer beginner classes for a very nominal fee. OBOD also offers advanced classes if you want to take your dog to the next level. Their website is http://www.dogobediencedaytonabeach.com/ The Halifax Humane Society offers a discount if your dog was adopted from HHS. Their website is http://www.halifaxhumanesociety.org/dog-obedience-training/index

Both organizations use the reward system of training and a clicker. A clicker is a small non-electronic device that makes a click noise when pressed. When the dog performs as desired you click and then reward. The dog will associate the click noise with getting a reward and perform to just the clicker overtime.

Too many times people give up on a new pet. They expect the pet to know what to do, especially if they adopt an older dog. You must give a dog and a cat for that matter, time to acclimate to a new home, new people, new surroundings. Don’t rush and don’t expect too much too soon. It will take time, so if you don’t want to make the time investment, get a fish and let someone else take care of the dogs and cats. :)

Hope this helps!