I would mainly say that the information that is helpful for me is ,whether they are adaptable with other dogs, if they like long drives, how often can they have a treat. Something ahead of time would be if the dog is hyper, is he/she nice towards animals. I believe all of these qualifications are nice to know during my walks because of the fact of I do like taking them to parks where other dogs might be so I just wanna make sure that the client as well as the dog is comfortable.

With the dogs that I watch, a typical day would have to be based on the client. Most of the times I ask if they feel comfortable with me taking the dogs to the park. There are a few walking trails that I like to go on with the dog but there are some actual dog parks for them to run without the leash in a caged area. Another fun activity I like to do is when walking I try to award the dog for sitting down. I would do random tricks in tasks and I try to do something new that they don't already know. I found it effective that if I try to teach them something beginning of the walk and I try to do it throughout the whole walk that they remember it and they remember that they get a treat and they remember that they get rewarded at the end of the day.