Daily Routine • Feeding schedule and portion sizes • Usual potty times and walk routines • Nap/bedtime habits • Any quirks in their routine (e.g. only eats when you’re in the room) 2. Health & Medical Needs • Any medications, supplements, or allergies • Pre-existing conditions or injuries • Vet contact info & emergency instructions • Vaccination status (especially for dogs being walked in public) 3. Behavior & Temperament • How they react to strangers, other dogs, kids, etc. • Any known fears or triggers (e.g. loud noises, thunder, skateboards) • Aggression signs or history • Crate trained or free roam? Separation anxiety?

My day starts with a cheerful greeting and a tail wag (or ten). First up is a morning potty break and a nice walk to get some energy out and enjoy the fresh air. After that, it’s breakfast time—always making sure the pup gets the right portion and any medications if needed. Mid-morning usually involves playtime, cuddles, or a bit of quiet time depending on the dog’s personality. Whether it’s fetch in the yard, puzzle toys inside, or just belly rubs on the couch, I match the energy and needs of the pup. In the afternoon, I check water bowls, do another potty break, and provide any enrichment like treat toys, basic training practice, or even a second short walk. I always send photo updates to the owners so they know their fur baby is happy and safe. Evenings usually include dinner, a relaxed hangout session, and a final walk or potty break before winding down. I make sure the pup feels secure, loved, and comfortable before bedtime—whether they sleep in their own bed or like to be tucked in with their favorite blanket.