For the safety of all pets and peace of mind of all parents before booking a stay, we would like to know the following ahead of time to ensure their well-being and provide appropriate care. Here are some key details that are important to know about your dog: Health Information: It is crucial to be aware of any existing medical conditions, allergies, or dietary restrictions the dog may have. Information about their current vaccinations, flea/tick prevention, even during the winter, as we occasionally experience warm weather, and fleas can survive outdoors in temperatures as low as 30+ degrees for up to a week. and any ongoing medication or supplements is also important. ***** Behavioral History*****: We genuinely adore all breeds of dogs and believe they all deserve love and care. However, we do not take at the current moment Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Bullmastiff, German Shepherds, Doberman or any potentially and or considered aggressive dogs or has history of not getting along with other dogs. We do prefer dogs that are already house-trained, but if it is not trained yet that is ok. This is important for the safety of my other clients that there are no known aggression issues. Understanding the dog's behavior is essential for creating a safe and comfortable environment for all pets. Information about their temperament, any anxiety triggers, fear or aggression issues, and past behavioral incidents can help in managing and preventing any potential problems. Daily Routine: Knowing your dog's regular routine, including feeding times, exercise needs, and bathroom habits, will allow us to maintain consistency and provide proper care. Training and Commands: Information about the dog's training level and commands they know can help in effective communication and ensure their safety during walks or outings. Socialization and Compatibility: If the dog will be interacting with other dogs or animals, it is important to know their socialization skills, how they behave around other dogs. Contact Information: Having your contact details or emergency contact person is crucial in case of any emergencies or unexpected situations. Veterinary Information: Knowing the contact information of your dog's regular veterinarian or emergency veterinary clinic is essential in case of any health emergencies or concerns that may arise.

I aim to provide engaging and enjoyable activities for the dogs under my care. Here are some fun activities I may do with the dogs, depending on their preferences and energy levels: Playtime in the Yard: I will engage the dogs in interactive games such as fetch, tug-of-war, or playing with their favorite toys in our safe and secure yard area. Doggie Playdates: If the dog is comfortable and sociable with other dogs, I may organize playdates with other dogs for socialization and fun.