1) Health and Medical Information: It's crucial for me to know if the dog has any medical conditions, allergies, or requires medication. Details about their veterinarian, recent vaccinations, and any ongoing treatments are essential. 2) Diet and Feeding Instructions: the dog's dietary preferences, feeding schedule, portion sizes, and any dietary restrictions. 3) Behavior and Temperament: dog's behavior around other animals, children, and strangers will help me to anticipate their reactions and create safe interactions. Information about any anxieties, fears, or triggers is valuable. 4) Exercise Needs: dog's energy levels and preferred types of physical activity (e.g., long walks, playtime, running) so I can plan appropriate exercise routines. 5) Daily Routine: dog's daily routine, including wake-up times, meal times, bathroom breaks, and bedtime, so I can maintain familiarity and consistency. 6) Comfort Items: toys, blankets, or other items that provide comfort to the dog. 7) Commands and Training: any commands the dog knows, as well as any ongoing training. 8) Emergency Contacts 9) Favorite Activities 10) Special Care Instructions: grooming, specific care routines, or restrictions 11) Crate Training: if the dog is crate trained and if they need to be crated at any point during my care.

A typical day starts with a warm and early morning greeting for the doggy under my care. After feeding and taking care of any immediate needs, we usually head out for a morning walk to a nearby park or nature trail. Once we return, playtime ensues! Engaging in interactive games, such as fetch, tug-of-war, and hide-and-seek, keeps their minds stimulated and energy levels in check. For dogs that enjoy a good challenge, puzzle toys and treat-dispensing toys are also part of the day's entertainment. After all the excitement, a relaxing period follows. Dogs are given time to rest, nap, and recharge. Some furry companions enjoy cuddling or lying in the sun, while others prefer their cozy beds for a snooze. In the afternoon, we embark on another outing—this time, perhaps to a dog-friendly beach or a different scenic route. Change of scenery and new smells contribute to a fulfilling experience for the dogs. (Depending on your location and dog’s transportability). Back home, a nutritious meal is served, followed by some more playtime and interaction. Training sessions may be integrated to reinforce good behavior and keep their minds active. As the day winds down, we engage in a calm and soothing activity, like gentle grooming or a massage, which provides comfort and strengthens the bond between the dogs and me. Ultimately, the day revolves around meeting each dog's unique needs, preferences, and energy levels. Every dog's personality shapes the activities and outings, ensuring that they have a joyful, enriching, and balanced experience under my care.