Just what their likes and dislikes are. Any allergies or medical condition's. Eating and drinking habits so I can tell if they are eating to much or to little. And how often they go to the bathroom at home. I also like to know what type of leash habits they have. Knowing if a pet has a history of attempts to escape from leash is very important for knowing how to properly conduct a walk with a new pet. I also like to inquire about if they are known to try and jump fences. Escape attempts can happen, but knowing of any past incidents helps me insure that it never happens while in my care.

They will have the choice of sleeping on my bed or their own, I also have dog beds to provide for animals ranging from 85 pounds and under. They will be given one on one care as if they were spending time with their owner. If they want to spend time outside, I have a fenced in section if yard just for that. I also have miles of open fields and woodes trails to take pets for on leash walks. Sometimes the fenced in yard just isn't enough room to expel all of the energy a pup has, and long walks are perfect for that. I also go to Jonesland park, which is about 5 minutes from my house, and there are a couple good paved trails there I like to walk as well.