To give your pup the best care, please let me know about their unique personality and routine! Here are a few details that are helpful to share: Social Comfort: How do they feel about new people? Do they prefer a slow introduction or a specific toy/treat to break the ice? Health & Seniors: Are there mobility concerns or medical needs? I am experienced with administering oral medications and senior care. Walk Style: How are they on a leash? Do they have "triggers" I should avoid, like bikes, squirrels, or other dogs? Dietary Rules: Any allergies or strict meal schedules I should follow? Energy Level: Are we going for a high-energy zoomie session or a slow-paced sniff walk? Knowing these things helps me provide the safe, attentive, and relaxed experience your dog deserves.

For a typical day, I like to follow your pup’s lead and keep their routine feeling like home. Whether I’m dropping in or heading out for a walk, my focus is on a mix of structured exercise and genuine connection. A typical visit or walk usually includes: The Walk: I’m a big believer in the "sniff walk", if that's something your dog wants. I let dogs engage their noses, which is great for mental stimulation and helps them tire out in the best way possible. Active Play: If they have the energy, we’re doing zoomies in the yard, playing fetch, or a spirited game of fetch. For senior dogs, I keep things low-impact with gentle movement and massages. The "Slow Chill": For dogs that just need company, I’m happy to sit on the floor and hang out. I have a very calm energy, and I love providing that quiet, comforting presence for pets who might get lonely during the day. Treats & Fresh Water: I always make sure the water bowl is fresh and can provide any treats or meals exactly as you’ve instructed. Since I’m on summer break, I’m never in a rush. My day is flexible, so your pet gets my full attention and a reliable partner for whatever adventures—or naps—they have planned!