When caring for a dog, there is a lot of important information that should be known ahead of time in order to provide the best care possible. Some key information that is important to know includes: Medical history: It is important to know any pre-existing medical conditions or any medications the dog is currently taking. This information will help us to provide the appropriate care for the dog and to address any issues that may arise. Behavioral history: Knowing the dog's past behavior and any issues that have been encountered can help us to anticipate and manage any potential issues. This information also helps us to understand the dog's personality and how best to interact with them. Feeding and exercise requirements: Knowing the dog's diet and exercise needs is important to make sure they receive the appropriate care while in our care. Training and commands: Knowing the dog's level of training and what commands they know can help us to continue their training and work on any areas that need improvement. Socialization and separation anxiety: Knowing how the dog interacts with other dogs and people, as well as any separation anxiety issues, can help us to provide the best environment for them. Special Needs: Knowing if the dog is blind, deaf, senior, or has any other special needs, can help us to take the necessary precautions and provide the appropriate care.

A typical day for the dogs in our care would start with an early morning walk to get some fresh air and exercise. This would be followed by breakfast and some playtime to get them energized for the day. After breakfast, we would engage in training activities such as obedience training, agility training, or trick training to keep their minds active and engaged. We would then take a break for lunch and rest time, where the dogs can relax and rest before the afternoon activities. In the afternoon, we would take the dogs out for another walk to get some more exercise and fresh air, we like to explore new places and change the walking route to keep it interesting for the dogs. We also like to go to dog parks, hiking trails, and other dog-friendly areas to give the dogs a chance to socialize with other dogs and explore new environments. After the walk, we will engage in more playtime, interactive games, and other activities to keep the dogs mentally and physically stimulated. We'll then prepare dinner for the dogs and give them time to relax and unwind before bedtime. Throughout the day, we make sure to provide plenty of love and attention, as well as regular potty breaks, to keep the dogs happy and comfortable. We also make sure to keep in communication with the pet owners, providing updates and sending pictures, so they can have peace of mind knowing their pet is in good hands. Overall, our goal is to provide a fun and stimulating environment for the dogs in our care, while also making sure they are comfortable and well-cared for.