Dog's Behavior and Needs: Understanding the dog's temperament, energy level, and any specific needs or quirks is crucial. This helps ensure a safe and enjoyable walk. Medical Information: Any medical conditions, allergies, or medications the dog requires. In case of an emergency, knowing their veterinarian's contact information is also important. Leash and Collar Preferences: About the dog's leash and collar preferences. Some dogs might require a specific type of harness or collar for a comfortable walk. Commands: Familia commands the dog knows and responds to. This can be useful for maintaining control and safety during the walk. Favorite Routes and Walk Length: Favorite walking routes and the ideal length of the walk. This helps to keep the dog engaged and satisfied. Behavior Around Other Dogs: The dog behaves around other dogs, so you can manage encounters appropriately during the walk. Owner's Contact Information: The owner's contact information readily available in case you need to reach them during the walk.

When it comes to the dogs I watch, I believe in tailoring activities to their individual preferences and energy levels. Some of the fun activities in our repertoire include: Parks : I love taking dogs to local parks and, allowing them to enjoy the great outdoors, explore new scents, and stretch their legs. Interactive Play: Interactive toys and games such as fetch, tug-of-war, and puzzle feeders are great for mental and physical stimulation. Cuddle Time: Sometimes, dogs just want some quality cuddle time. I'm always ready for some snuggles and affection. Regarding special places for walks, I like to explore local parks. It's wonderful to see them experience new environments and interact with other dogs, giving them a well-rounded and enjoyable experience during their stay.