When you message me, I have a boarding questionnaire that covers the important things I like to know about your dog, such as their personality, routine, preferences, behaviors, care needs, and anything else that may help me understand them beyond their Rover profile. From there, we can discuss anything that needs more detail and I can ask any additional questions. This helps me determine whether I’m the right fit for your dog and make sure I can provide the safest, most comfortable, and personalized care possible. A Note About Multiple-Dog Bookings 🐾 For daycare, I’m comfortable caring for multiple dogs since stays are shorter and I’m able to closely manage their routines, playtime, rest, and individual needs throughout the day. For overnight boarding, I keep my capacity smaller and generally accept no more than two guest dogs if they are from different households (although everything ultimately depends on the length of stay, what a client is comfortable with, and the individual dogs needs). That being said, I always consider each dog’s personality, needs, and compatibility before accepting overlapping bookings. Dogs who require more individualized or specialized care, or who are not comfortable around other dogs, may be accepted as my only guest so I can provide the environment and attention they need. If you would prefer that your dog not be boarded alongside another guest, please feel free to let me know. I’m happy to discuss exclusive-care arrangements when availability allows. My priority is always maintaining a safe, comfortable environment where every dog receives attentive, personalized care.

typical day is a balance of play, enrichment, outdoor time, affection, and plenty of time to relax and recharge. I enjoy incorporating different enrichment activities such as puzzle and treat-dispensing toys, snuffle activities, games, and supervised play to keep dogs curious, mentally stimulated, and engaged. Dogs are so much smarter than people realize; I genuinely love to see them show their skills. I like to switch things up during playtime so there’s always something interesting to do. Dogs also have access to my secure backyard for potty breaks, fresh air, sniffing, and outdoor play. Walks are offered based on each dog’s normal routine and needs. During the hotter months in Las Vegas, walks are kept to the cooler early-morning or evening hours for safety. When temperatures are comfortable, I’m happy to include daytime walks as well. I believe rest is just as important as activity, so I make sure dogs have comfortable downtime throughout the day and aren’t constantly overstimulated. I love when they have their own blankies or favorite toys from home so I can give them a room that is just for them. I also love simply spending time with them, whether that means cuddles, hanging out nearby, playing with their favorite toy, or letting them peacefully do their own thing in my presence. Most importantly, every dog is different! I do my best to maintain the routine they’re accustomed to at home while adjusting activities to their age, energy level, personality, and preferences.