Dog interactions : Generally speaking, how does your dog react while on leash to other dogs we pass on the street? If other dog interactions should be avoided I am happy to accommodate but please let me know. Does your dog have any aggression issues? I have a lot of experience with dealing with dog aggression and don't view an aggressive dog as "bad", they are simply working with what they have. However, if your dog does show aggression - even from time to time - I need to know what circumstances trigger them, i.e. children, tall men, people in uniform, certain dog breeds, so I can set them up for success :) Triggers : Does your dog have any triggers or things in general that scare them that should be avoided? i.e. cars, vacuums, loud noises Medications : I am happy to administer your dogs medications whether it be oral, topical, or injections. I have cared for many senior dogs including my own who required daily injections. Please provide a list of medications and the time in which they should be administered. Allergies : Please let me know if your dog has any allergies or if there are specific ingredients in treats to be avoided. If you prefer your dog to have a specific type of treat please bring them. Lastly, your dog must get along with my Alaskan Malamute. He gets along with everyone and is incredibly gentle even with tiny dogs, but if your dog doesn't like big dogs, we won't be a good fit.

After feeding the dogs in the morning I take them on a walk down to the riverfront do a big loop back home. The dogs will get plenty of attention and belly rubs all throughout the day. Then we'll take an afternoon walk around the neighborhood. Afterward I feed them again and go on another evening walk and come home and give them pets and scratches and we chill together for the rest of the evening.