To provide the best care possible, we like to know a few important things about your dog ahead of time: • Temperament around children (we have kids ages 9 and 12) • Comfort level being in a new home • Energy level and exercise needs • Feeding schedule and dietary restrictions • Any medical conditions, medications, or allergies • Sleep habits (crate, dog bed, prefers couch, etc.) • House training status • How they do on leash and during walks • Any triggers (other dogs, loud noises, resource guarding, etc.) Because we only host one household at a time, we want to ensure it’s a good match and that your dog feels comfortable and safe in our environment. We require a meet-and-greet before booking so we can observe how your dog settles in and answer any questions you may have. Open communication is very important to us — the more we know, the better we can make your dog’s stay relaxed and enjoyable.

We tailor activities to each dog’s personality and energy level — some love long walks and active play, while others prefer calm companionship and lounging nearby. In our home, fun usually includes: • Long walks around our quiet Sudbury neighborhood • Safe yard play in our fully fenced backyard • Fetch, gentle games, and interactive toys • Family time in the evenings (our kids love supervised play and attention) • Relaxed cuddle time if your dog enjoys affection Because we only host one household at a time, we can really focus on your dog’s individual needs rather than managing a group. If your dog is energetic, we’ll keep them moving. If they’re older or more relaxed, we’ll match that pace. Our goal is simple: your dog should feel engaged, loved, and comfortable — like they’re on a little vacation of their own.