Before boarding your dog, there are several important pieces of information that I should know. Your dog's temperament and behavior, as I need to be aware of any aggression or anxiety issues that could cause problems. Your dog's medical history, such as any health issues or allergies they may have, is important to prevent any health complications during the boarding period. Feeding and exercise requirements, as some dogs may have special diets or medications that need to be followed. It's also crucial to know if your dog is housetrained or not, and if they have any particular routines or signals they use when they need to go outside. Knowing what commands your dog understands and how they respond to different training techniques can also be helpful in managing their behavior. By understanding these important pieces of information, I can provide your dog with the care and attention they need during their stay, ensuring that they are safe, comfortable, and happy.

Taking care of a dogs can be a lot of fun, especially if you find some engaging activities to do together. One my favorite activities is taking the dogs for a walk. Walking is not only a great way for the dog to get some exercise, but it's also an opportunity for you to explore the area and get some fresh air. Our favorite places to walk are Comanche Lookout Park, Friesenhahn Park and of course, our neighborhood. Depending on the personality of the pup, the dog park is great for socializing or we can simply snuggle up and watch a movie together. Whatever we choose to do, spending time with the pup is the best way to bond and make some unforgettable memories.