Biter? jumper? any obedience training? Escape artist? Dog / human aggression? Any pain related to illness or old age? If so, what and where is the location. This important since if the spot is inadvertently touch, it might result in a bite. Additionally I want the dog to be safe and comfortable as possible. I really do not have a breed preference but the Toy breeds (Chihuahua, Pomeranian and Yorkie) tend to attempt bites and bark more frequently than I enjoy.

I currently have 3 dogs: Belgian Malinois - female and a puggle - male and a 2 year old female Golden Retriever. All 3 of my dogs have been trained in Puppy obedience, Basic obedience, Advanced obedience, Leash manners and also off leash obedience (except for the Puggle - He has a hard time learning since after my rescue of him our vet mentioned that he may have suffered a brain trauma). I like to walk around the client's neighborhood to get the dog as comfortable as possible. It's a'so important to instill basic obedience: sit, stay / wait, leave it, drop it, heel and recall or come. This can be practiced along these short distance routes.If your dog(s) are boarding with me I have access to a large Baseball / Soccer field which is fenced in and a nature walk (approximately a 2 mile walk) in the woods which is perfect for a dogs stimulation from all of the wildlife scents, other local dogs and people. Yet another bonus is my Belgian Malinois <Mal-in-Wah (The Malinois [Mals are the #1 preferred breed for Navy SEALS and a Malinois named Cairo was on the mission to capture or kill Osama bi Laden and went in before all SEAL personnel ] breed is protective of her pack but is gentle as a lamb with even the most aggressive Toy breeds). So anyway your dogs are in amazingly capable hands! Your dog will play at least 10 or more times per day in my backyard with my 3 dogs and one or more of my 4 family members!