Before interacting with a dog, it is important to gather some key information to ensure a safe and positive experience for both I and a dog/fur baby. First and foremost, you should inquire about the dog's temperament, as this will give an idea of how the dog typically behaves and how they may respond to certain situations. Asking about any medical conditions or special needs the dog may have, as this will help provide appropriate care and prevent any potential health issues. Additionally, it is important to know if the dog has any triggers or sensitivities, such as fear of loud noises or being touched in certain areas. By gathering this information ahead of time, you can ensure that I will approach your fur baby in a way that is respectful, safe, and comfortable for everyone involved.

As someone who adores spending time with dogs, I'm always on the lookout for fun activities we can enjoy together. Some of my go-to activities include playing fetch, going for long walks, and exploring new trails and parks. If your dog enjoys swimming or loves the water, I'd love to take them to a dog-friendly pool or area, where they can splash around and cool off on a hot day. When it comes to walks, I have a few favorite spots that I like to take my own dogs, and I'm always excited to discover new places with the dogs I watch. I find that taking dogs on walks in nature, like hiking trails or wooded areas, can be especially enjoyable for both the dog and myself. However, I also understand that every dog has their own unique preferences and energy levels, so I'm happy to tailor our activities to suit their individual needs and interests.