Before any stay, I like to learn as much as possible about your dog's personality, routines, and behaviors to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Some important things I ask about include: • Are they a digger, jumper, runner, or escape artist? • How do they interact with other dogs, children, and new people? • Do they have any fears, anxieties, or triggers? • Are there any resource guarding behaviors around food, toys, or treats? • What is their typical daily routine, including feeding, potty breaks, exercise, and sleep habits? • Do they have any medical conditions, allergies, medications, or special care needs? • Have they ever shown aggression toward people or other animals? • What activities do they enjoy most, and what helps them feel comfortable when away from home? The more I know ahead of time, the better I can tailor their stay to their individual needs and provide a safe, fun, and stress-free experience.

A typical day in my care is filled with plenty of exercise, enrichment, and family time. Mornings start with outdoor potty breaks and playtime in my fully fenced yard, followed by breakfast and some relaxation. Throughout the day, dogs enjoy supervised outdoor play, walks, games of fetch, treat hunts, and other enrichment activities designed to keep them mentally and physically engaged. When they're not playing, pups are part of our daily family routine, receiving lots of attention, affection, and opportunities to relax indoors. I strive to create a comfortable, home-like environment where dogs feel safe, loved, and included. Evenings include additional yard time, dinner, and plenty of cuddles before settling in for a restful night's sleep. Every dog is different, so I tailor activities and care to their age, energy level, and personality.