We're a loving and accommodating household, but we do have some requirements for the safety of your pet and ours. Please take a minute to review the following questions before submitting a request. 1. Is your pup good with other dogs? 2. Is your pup entirely up to date on necessary vaccines and heartworm preventative? 3. Is your pup 100% housetrained? 4. Does your pup suffer from separation anxiety? --- 1. I DO NOT accept dogs who are aggressive to other dogs or people. With two pups of my own it really wouldn't be fair to anyone. 2. I DO NOT accept dogs who are not up to date on vaccines or heartworm preventative. I DO NOT accept dogs who have had any signs of worms in the past 3 months. 3. I DO accept dogs that are still in the process of house training. I require that the owner provides enough puppy pads for the stay and charge the "puppy" rate (regardless of age.) 4. Because I live in an apartment home, I cannot accept dogs that cry howl or bark excessively when left alone, I care for dogs as a full-time job but I do have to leave for errands and for short periods to care for my out-of-home clients on walks and drop-ins. Q

Dogs in my care get all the exercise and attention in the world! We spend a lot of each day in the great outdoors, ☀️and the rest of the time relaxing on the MANY plush surfaces in the house. ☁️ High energy dogs get tons of walkies every day, up to 5 miles! Lower energy dogs will absolutely LOVE how many toys and soft beds we have. All the pups in my care recieve healthy treats (grain-free available on request,) SO MANY toys, enriching puzzle games, stuffed kongs (on owner request,) and heaps and HEAPS of one-on-one snuggle time. ❤ A typical day for us starts at 8AM with a morning potty break followed by breakfast. Between 9-10AM we have our first long walk of the day, usually paired with games of fetch (or keep away if that's their thing ?) and tug. Usually the pups are still feeling energetic, so from 10AM - 12PM we have lots of playtime indoors and outdoors in the fenced yard. Tug of war and wrestling are the go-to games during this time. After tuckering out it's nap time! The pups all choose a plush spot (we have a giant orthopedic dog bed, a huge plush sofa, and several small beds to choose from) and conk out for a couple hours. At 6PM we get up, have another quick potty break, and then dinner is served! After dinner we play more! Later in the evening we get puzzle games, and dogs who are allowed get kongs. This usually keeps everyone busy and tires their brains out for bedtime (preceeded by another potty break) at 10PM.