To give your pet the best care possible, I like to learn as much as I can ahead of time. Please let me know about your dog’s personality, routine, and any behaviors I should be aware of—such as anxiety, reactivity, or anything that might affect their comfort or safety. I’ll also need details on feeding schedules, exercise needs, and any medical conditions or medications. If your dog has specific habits, triggers, or routines that help them feel secure, I’m happy to follow those closely. It’s also helpful to know how your dog does with other dogs and new people, along with any commands or training you use at home. Lastly, please provide your veterinarian’s information and an emergency contact, just in case. The more I know, the better I can make your dog feel safe, comfortable, and right at home.

A typical day in my care is structured, active, and balanced with plenty of attention and downtime. Mornings start with potty breaks, feeding, and some light play to get everyone settled into the day. From there, we move into walks, outdoor time, or play in the yard—depending on each dog’s energy level and needs. Throughout the day, I mix in interactive play, enrichment toys, and short moments of structure to keep dogs both mentally and physically engaged. I also make sure there’s plenty of supervision and calm time so dogs don’t feel overstimulated. In the evenings, things slow down with more relaxed time, cuddles, and settling in for the night. Every dog is different, so I adjust the day to fit their personality—whether they’re high-energy and playful or more laid-back and just want to feel safe and comfortable.