It’s important for me to know about your pet’s temperament, any specific routines or habits they’re used to, and their energy levels. I’d also like to know if they have any special needs, medical conditions, allergies, or medications. Understanding how they react to other dogs or new environments is helpful, as well as their likes and dislikes (for example, favorite toys or things that might make them anxious). The more I know, the better I can tailor my care to make sure your pet feels comfortable, safe, and happy.

A typical day with a dog I’m caring for starts with a morning walk to stretch their legs and get some fresh air. We head to the nearby park, where they can explore and enjoy the sights. Afterward, we’ll come back for some playtime with their favorite toys or mental games to keep them entertained. Midday, we’ll take a break for some chill time—whether that’s resting, cuddling, or just relaxing together to recharge. Later in the afternoon, we’ll go for another walk around the local walking paths, making sure they get plenty of exercise. In the evening, after more playtime, we’ll wind down with cuddles and some quiet time, followed by a final short walk before bedtime. Of course, I always adjust the activities based on the dog’s needs, energy, and personality.