Please walk me through the commands and/or routines I should use for your pet and their usual behavior during these routines. I'll always be careful and observant, but don't forget to warn me about quirks like escape artists and individual triggers. Checklist below for reference-- feel free to use or ignore. General: -What's my entry method (spare keys, passwords, etc.) and where can I park? -Does your pet struggle with people, children, or other pets in any way? -Is your pet triggered by certain sights, sounds, smells, or sensations? Drop-in specific: -What is the location and schedule for food/water, potty, treats and toys? -Does your pet need play, cuddles, quiet time, or something else? What are their favorite things to do? Dog walk specific: -What are your leash/collar/harness and treats rules? -Are there routes that I should or shouldn't use?

―TYPICAL DOG WALK― I short-leash indoors, crossing streets, and passing pedestrians. For strong dogs sometimes I jog a block at the beginning to get the excitement out and make the rest of the walk easier for both of us, but I'm definitely no runner. For slower dogs, I never drag and I'm happy to let them sniff to their heart's content. I'll always calibrate our route to your dog's energy level! ―TYPICAL CAT DROP-IN― With cats, I'm happy to play, cuddle, pretend to ignore-- whatever they show interest in. I usually start with greetings and cuddles and transition to toys and treats when they stop asking for pets. At any stage, if they become uninterested, I give them space and wrap up any chores we might have interrupted. I tone down interaction towards the end of the visit to help them transition back to alone time.