I prefer smaller dogs if possible as a good match for my dogs. Open to larger breeds as long as they are friendly with small dogs. I'm comfortable giving all sorts of medication, as my dog has intestine issues and is on steady oral, ear, and eye medications. Willing to learn how to give injections if needed. INTAKE QUESTIONS- Is your dog up to date with all of their shots? Is your dog on any flea medication? Would your dog be comfortable going to our nearby dog park to play? Does your pup take any medications or have special needs I should be aware of? Has your dog experienced diarrhea or vomiting anytime in the last 2-3 weeks? I'd love to hear about any extra quirks your dog(s) may have to best help make their stay as comfortable as possible! Such as: fear of bearded men, excessive barking at cars, etc. There are no wrong answers, these questions just help me best navigate how to assist and support your dog while they're here. STAYING THE NIGHT? If your pup has any particular favorite comfort items such as blankets, a bed, chew toys, etc. feel free to pack them for day care or for overnight. Please be sure to pack their leash, harness (or collar) to enable us to go on walks. We also have a fenced in back yard for potty breaks as well. Be sure to pack their food, bowls, and any medicines they may need to take during their time in our home. We have ample treats, but if they prefer a particular kind feel free to send them as well. Of course, all unused food, snacks, and bowls will be returned upon your pet's pick up.

Walks, play time, cuddles, fetch, the dog park and more! As much or as little activity as your dog is accustomed to, I'm happy to match that. If they are a couch potato (like my pug) our days will involve snuggles and belly rubs! If they are prone to restlessness I can't wait to take them on frequent walks and to play fetch.