Temperament and Personality: Are they shy, friendly, energetic, or laid-back? Activity Level: How much exercise do they typically need or enjoy? Health Information: Any medical conditions, allergies, or medications we should be aware of? Behavioral Considerations: Are there any triggers, fears, or aggressive tendencies (e.g., with other dogs, strangers, or specific noises)? Training Background: Do they follow basic commands, or are there specific behaviors to reinforce? Diet and Treat Preferences: Any dietary restrictions or favorite treats we can use for positive reinforcement? Walking Preferences: Do they have a favorite route or area they’re most comfortable with? Socialization: Are they good with other dogs, or do they prefer solo time? Special Gear: Do they need a harness, muzzle, or any specific equipment for walks? Emergency Contacts: Your preferred vet and emergency contact information, just in case. This information helps us ensure your pet is safe, happy, and comfortable during our time together!

Fun Walks and Exploration: Exploring different trails, parks, or neighborhoods to keep the environment fresh and exciting. Playtime: Interactive games like fetch, tug-of-war, or chasing bubbles to keep their energy up. Training Reinforcement: Incorporating basic commands like sit, stay, or heel into walks to keep them mentally engaged. Sniffing Adventures: Allowing plenty of sniffing breaks, so they can enjoy new scents and stimulate their natural curiosity. Seasonal Fun: In warm weather, we might include safe water play or shaded rest breaks; in cooler weather, short sprints or leaf-pile play can be added.