I work from home, which means your dog will be under my care 90% of time throughout the day, the remaining 10% being the occasional grocery shopping trip. We have a small fenced back yard for taking care of business every 1-2 hours and sunbathing when we are not on walks. I owned various breeds(beagle, husky, German shepherd, Labrador and now a mix Jack Russel terrier - very relaxed indoors, very high energy outdoors). Owned dogs with food allergies, so I am comfortable providing extra care and assistance with specific food or medication. Most treats or dog food at our house are hypoallergenic, so if you allow us to share, that is the type of treat your dog will receive. I love taking my dog out for walks (up to 4 times a day) and for exercise at the park (2 times a day) and, unless otherwise specified, your dog will most likely have the same schedule. There are two parks within 7-8 minutes walk from our home and we alternate between the two just to keep smells interesting. We have two extra beds, spare food bowls and plenty of chew toys, so you don't have to worry about bringing your own. We also have raincoats and winter jackets for dogs up to 20 lbs in case you forget theirs at home when dropping them off. When it's raining heavily or simply too cold for long walks, I'll take out the interactive games to avoid boredom. Our house rule is that all paws must be cleaned when coming back from the park or from walks, as we like to cuddle up on the couch. I am rather petite so I cannot take care of dogs that are larger than 28 lbs. and pull heavily on the leash when walking. Since the nature of our park runs is off leash, I cannot take in dogs who do not respond to their own name when called, who lunge towards other dogs or people or who play aggressively with smaller dogs like the one we have. An example of good dog play style can be found on doglifetraining website. This is the play behavior I promote with my dog - not overly protective as they must learn how to control their own excitement but also not tolerating overly dominating behavior.My training method is with tasty treats and timeouts(sit or down).