• Double checking to make sure the dog is safe to be with and doesn’t bite because it’s around new people is important. This will be asked. •Making sure they aren’t a barker due to separation anxiety is also important to neighbors being so close by. A dog that can be worked with well is wonderful. Warm, sweet, listens to simple commands and doesn’t jump are great furry friends to have around. •Crate trained is checked off in the details and is necessary for boarding. It helps prevent potty accidents at night, roaming around at bedtime and also helps them feel comfy in their own little home while they sleep. •Whatever food your dog eats will be asked to be included with their drop off. Every pup is different and food they’re not used to eating can get them ill. •Notes are a perfect way to make sure everything is on track for day care, doggy sleep overs and walking. Details for food schedule, treat time, they’re usual behavior and NOT they’re usual behavior is so helpful. Communication is key!

Meadow Park is quite a large one and a great walk and play area. The neighborhoods it overflows into are nice for the cool down loop back to Courtney and Joshua’s home. It’s great because the walk can be turned into a longer or shorter distance. There are trails to walk out on at Johnson Ranch Trail also. That can be a small light trail walk to a longer more challenging trail walk. Great to get those legs moving, but nice to head back to the car if your pup is tired or if it’s a bit too warm.