Here are the most critical things I will want to know about your dog before a booking: Medical History: Does your dog have any existing conditions (allergies, joint pain, heart issues)? Are they on any medication (and what is the exact schedule)? Dietary Needs: What food and how much? Are there any foods they cannot have (human food, certain treats)? Behavior & Temperament Interactions: How does your dog react to new people, other dogs, and children (specifically toddlers)? Anxiety/Fears: Is your dog anxious during storms, around loud noises, or when separated? What calms them down? Triggers: Are there any specific things (like bikes, skateboards, or hats) that cause them to bark or react on walks? House Rules: Are they crate trained? Do they counter-surf, chew furniture, or have any specific bad habits I need to watch for? Daily Routine Potty Schedule: When is their typical morning/evening potty time? Do they use pee pads or only go outside? Walks: How long and how fast are their ideal walks? Do they pull on the leash, or need specific gear (harness/collar)? Sleeping Arrangements: Where do they sleep (crate, bed, couch)? What time do they settle down for the night? Providing these details ensures a seamless transition and a happy, safe stay for your dog!

A "typical day" ensures your pet receives continuous supervision, structured activity, and plenty of love. Each day will include: Neighborhood Walk: We take a leisurely morning walk in our quiet community so your dog can sniff and stretch their legs, enjoying a low-stress start to the day. Fenced Yard Fun: We head to the secure, fenced backyard for some playtime! This often includes fetching, exploring, or simply relaxing in the sun. This outdoor time is always supervised. Quiet Time: My personal routine, structured around my one-year-old's schedule, means there are dedicated quiet times in the afternoon. This ensures your dog gets a necessary break to nap, chew a favorite toy, or settle down in a cozy spot—perfect for senior dogs or puppies needing rest.