If your dog is afraid of thunder we usually keep the TV on high volume during storms and I put on a white noise machine in my room because my dog is too. He takes pills for his thunder anxiety so if your dog has been prescribed medicine I can absolutely make sure they get it before the storm- I have alerts on my phone when a storm hits a certain distance away. If your dog is food aggressive that is not an issue, we can feed them separately my dog doesn't care where he eats as long as he eats. I have a dog park in my complex we can introduce the dogs at ahead of time if you have concerns your dog may get aggressive before I take a booking to make sure they are going to have fun together. I don't mind a free meet and great to ensure a successful stay. My dog was once bit by a chihuahua and hid under my bed for three hours- he has no aggression whatsoever. I have experience with dogs with seizures, my boxer had them and I will stay calm, get them their meds and comfort them until it's over.

A typical day would be a quick run outside to pee then upstairs for coffee and breakfast. Once the coffee has kicked in I enjoy Roswell Mill, Rock Springs Park, and Stone Mountain for a nice morning adventure with the dogs. Midday is lazy time (and a run down to pee) then another trip up to the dog park in my complex after dinner and then snuggles time with my dad and I. He's a big mush and will let any dog of any size lay on the couch with him (we grew up with 2 boxers and a Gordon setter who all managed to squish on the couch with him). If your dog is used to sleeping in a bed mine is too and I keep wipes for their paws by they bed to cut down on how often I wash the sheets ( great tip if your dog sleeps with you!) Or you can bring a crate (I'll lug it up the stairs don't worry) or your dogs favorite bed.