"I’ve known Forrest long enough to know that what makes him different isn’t that he works with dogs. It’s the way he sees them. Most people walk a dog and see a pet. Forrest sees a living being with a personality, emotions, quirks, and needs. He meets dogs where they are. He pays attention. He notices things most people miss. I’ve watched dogs around him, and it’s always the same: they settle. They trust him. They seem to know they’re safe. What gives me confidence recommending Forrest is that his care isn’t something he turns on for work. It’s who he is. Whether it’s a dog, a person, or any living thing, he brings the same patience, presence, and respect. If you entrust your dog to Forrest, they’re not just getting exercise. They’re spending time with someone who genuinely enjoys their company and cares about their well-being."