As a dog sitter, gathering as much information as possible ahead of time will help me provide the best possible care and ensure a positive experience for everyone. Knowing the dog's quirks, sensitivities, and preferences, health history, medication regimen, and exercise needs are key to keeping them healthy and happy. It's also important to understand how the dog interacts with other dogs and people, as well as their daily routine, including feeding and sleeping habits. It is also key to know how much exercise the dog needs, how often they need to go for walks or playtime, and what their favorite activities are. Knowing how the dog behaves in different situations, such as meeting new dogs or encountering new people, will help me keep the dog safe and comfortable. By understanding what makes the dog comfortable and happy, I can provide a smooth and stress-free experience while they are away from their home.

Our daily routine usually starts by letting Harley out for a quick potty break before we have coffee, then a short walk around the neighborhood, or some sort of play session. We believe in the importance of regular exercise and stimulation for dogs. In the afternoons, we take Harley for a longer walk, play games with her, and/or work on training to keep her active and engaged. In the evenings, we like to take Harley to one of the many nearby dog parks, or head out for a hike. We understand the importance of providing your dog with a variety of experiences and environments and enjoy exploring new areas to keep things interesting and exciting. On the weekends we like to go somewhere special, a longer hike, or maybe a lake for a swim if the weather is nice. Our daily routine will provide your pup with plenty of physical exercise, mental stimulation, and socialization. We are committed to making your dog's stay with us as enjoyable and fulfilling as possible, and look forward to providing them with a safe, fun, and nurturing environment while you are away.