My personal two elderly dogs are crate trained, because they have accidents. So they are in their crate at night and whenever we leave the house. They get fed around 11 am, because I soak their food for the day in water, mix it with a can of wet food, and put it in their sensory tray. This makes it so I can give them all days food at once and they moderate themselves. I have a special water bottle for walks that fills up an attached bowl tor them to drink from, they get washed every other week. Our dogs are not allowed in the back rooms, because there is carpet and they sometimes have accidents, but they are allowed on the furniture. We have various toys to play with, along with natural bones from a feed store that are avaliable to chewing. I will put away anything that your dog can not have, or you just don't want them to have. If your dog has a sensitive stomach just let me know so I be sure to make sure they don't accidently eat anything that falls on the floor. We understand this can be a big thing our dogs can't have chicken, so we know the struggle. If you have any questions I am always avaliable and don't be ashamed to FaceTime your baby while they are here.