I'm going to make sure that after our walks your pooch(es) will be well exercised and tuckered out. A tired dog is a happy and healthy dog. We'll scout for squirles, meet other dogs (if your baby isn't shy or aggressive) and play fetch until my arms fall off. I will make sure Fido's feet are nice and clean when coming back into the house and dried off if it's rainy outside. No one, not even mom, likes a stinky pooch. I live around Lake Carolyn, so there are a ton of dog parks along the trek. If your Fido needs something less interactive, we also have the ability to run on Campion Trail- sans other dogs. I have grown up with dogs for the entirety of my life, and there simply isn't anything like coming into a smiling, wagging dog that just wants to love you and be loved. They are joyous, sweet, animals that I truly brighten my day. But they're yours after all- you already knew that! :) My requests: I will need to know about allergies, health concerns or problems, the type of food they are on and how much to feed them. I'll need to know where you keep their favorite toys and their favorite spots to be scratched! Also: -Name and Number of your preferred vet in case of emergency -Emergency Contact Number -Previous injuries/surgery -Agressive or non-agressive -How you've trained them

I will take your baby on a 15-30 minute walk, or longer if he/she is high energy and needs a bit more outside time. If your pooch is the playful type, I'll take them to the park for doggie interaction- however if they are on the shy side, we'll keep all the fun and play to ourselves. I'll meet with them for 30 minutes in their home, we will pet, cuddle, play and have food. At minimal, I will see them two-three times a day or overnight if you prefer. Sadly, due to my own fluffy babies, I cannot allow pooches into my home, as mine are very territorial. It's best I leave and cheat on them, then return with weird smells.