Hi! My name is Asya, and I’m the owner of two wonderful dogs: Muza, a Borzoi, and Kuka, a mixed poodle breed. I offer dog sitting in our experienced home for all kinds of sighthounds, both small and large.

We live in the 7th district, but our location doesn’t stop us from reaching the Wiener Wald in just 30 minutes, where dogs can enjoy plenty of space and nature.

I provide an active and engaging routine for your dog. As my Borzoi is an athlete, I have a deep understanding of the specific needs, exercise, and care required for sighthounds. By prior arrangement, training sessions with your dog at the racing track in Untersiebenbrunn are also possible. Basic grooming (such as brushing) can also be provided if needed.

At home, your dog will have their own comfortable guest bed, as well as a separate set of bowls. Dogs are welcome to rest in a calm and cozy environment together with us. If your dog requires any medication or special care, that is absolutely no problem — I will gladly take care of it.

I am currently a student and working on my thesis from home, which allows me to spend most of my time with the dogs and supervise them throughout the day. Guest dogs are never left alone for more than 3 hours (and usually much less), and I can offer near full-time supervision.

I usually take dogs out 2–3 times per day, with at least one longer walk (1–2 hours, often in nature), plus shorter walks for potty breaks. I always adapt the routine individually to each dog’s needs.

To ensure maximum comfort, safety, and individual attention, I only host one guest dog at a time.

I live alone with my two friendly and well-socialized dogs. There is no garden, but we compensate this with regular, high-quality outdoor activity in spacious natural areas.

My schedule is flexible, and I am available most days, including weekdays and weekends by arrangement. Pick-up and drop-off are also possible if needed.

We would be happy to provide your sighthound with a fun stay, tailored to their needs and with a true understanding of how special they are.