Before scheduling a "meet and greet", I would like know: Your pet's breed. Their physicality - age, gender, size, weight. How much training (if any) - such as obedience, (sit, stay, come, off, down, stop, etc.); leash and pull training; crate training, etc. And some general information about the personality, temperament, and unique characteristics of your pet(s). During a "meet and greet", once we've established that I am a good fit for you and your pet(s) and vice versa, we can go over more specifics such as use of special harnesses for walks; medication and/or special heath needs; feeding and meal times and preparation details; litter box; treats; etc. Basic information of your pet's routines: sleep, meals, and excercise. i.e. how many walks/day or outside time/day, at what time of day and for how long; does your dog(s) go out to the backyard only, sometimes, never; ability to be on their own in your home and if so, for how long; attention demands; and, of course, their favorite things to do or play, toys, places to walk, visit, nap, hang out, etc. Do your pet(s) love snuggles or do they prefer attention of another kind. Please note that I will need up to a window of 4 hours for which your furry family member(s) can be at home on their own, if/when I need to attend appointments, run errands, etc. **IMPORTANT NOTE: Behavioral and/or temperament exceptions** I must be informed of any behavioral issues such as a tendency towards aggression, previous dangerous or damaging incidents, and/or injuries that have occurred towards humans or other animals. Please inform me if your pet has protective, fear based, or reactive agresssion; behavioral issues such as major and consistent house training issues (puppies or illness not included); regular destruction of property and personal property or destructive behavior; high anxiety resulting in negative behavioral issues; etc. I have personally experienced caring for animals whose human parents have not been upfront with me about such issues with their pets (both cats and dogs), which resulted in injuries. I will not accept a client whose pets have aggressive tendencies towards or has committed injury on other animals or humans. I expect that you will be straightforward with me regarding the temperament of your furry family members and any history of problematic actions and behavior that your pet(s) has initiated. (This does not pertain to my current and recurring clients whose animals I already know. Please update me if there have been changes since I last cared for them.) Thank you for your consideration of these important matters before requesting my services.

Your furbabies will get what ever kind of play time, excercise, activities, medication, feedings, special care and attention they want and need, according to your guidelines. Dog walks on their favorite route or path (I am not an athlete, so I do not "run" with dogs); excercise and positive engagement while playing with them; throwing the ball or a frisbee with your dog(s) in your backyard or other established outdoor area; some basic training upon request; minor grooming and brushing; lots of petting, ear rubs, tummy rubs, love and attention. Pretty much what ever your pet(s) needs and wants (within reason) I can and will provide.