Some Important things to inform me of are going to be, First and most obviously your pets name, followed by a description of what your pet is like, what they like and what they do not like, and what their daily routine is like-so it can be accommodated. Second, all and any medical related accommodations (Allergy's to food or anything including plants, Past or present injuries, Possible injuries past present or future, Medication and schedule of administration, Any and all sensitivity's to the pets senses, any and all of the pets daily routine that might contribute to their health). Lastly Diet and exercise, What is the animals feeding routine and how much they should be exercising. (for senior dogs little to no exercise is able to be accommodated if needed)

The day starts with letting the animals outside to use the bathroom, followed by whatever routine they are used to (food, medicine, walk, playing, training) and this is flexible. Next a hike is in order for the energetic dogs that are staying, keeping in mind each animal has their own accommodations. For the senior dogs, or those who might not have as much energy, I have parks and churches that make great places to walk dogs, each one varying in social and physical activity to suit specific requirements. I love getting the vacationing pets pup-cups at BaskinRobins or Starbucks! (with owners permission). Lastly we will finish the day by settling down at the house with air conditioning or heat based on time of year and the on-time round of treats, going for our evening walks on our road which has very light traffic, and lots of attention and love-making sure everyone is tucked in for the night and feeling taken care of. Some locations for walks: Fred Baca park Taos, Ohkey Owingeh plaza, Santa Fe historic district, the town of Taos and plaza. Some locations for hikes: Devisidero trail Taos, Yerba Canyon trail Taos, Villa Vidal and Costilla Park in Costilla, Red River ski area and surrounding in Red River, Wheeler peak and Williams Lake also Taos, and out by Abiquiu, Rio Chama, Chama, Coyote and Cuba as well, all containing excellent hiking and well maintained trails and roads which i am familiar with as I am a seasonal worker with the forest service in the coyote district.